Start of Permissive Path at Brompton
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Start of Permissive Path at Brompton
Image: © Andrew Abbott Taken: 11 Oct 2022
The start of a permissive path with a sign by Natural England. The adjacent sign in the overgrowth reads: "This footpath has been permitted under the Environmental Stewardship Higher Level Scheme. The fields grow mainly arable crops and are surrounded by grassy margins, restored hedgerows and native trees. These are all essential features for improving bio-diversity. A wet grassland meadow is being managed for Spring nesting birds and Winter feeding species. There are extensive views of The Wrekin to the North-East and The Shropshire Hills to the south."
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Image Location
Latitude
52.665462
Longitude
-2.67274