Stone Stile SX1073b

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Stone Stile SX1073b

Image: © Anne Green Taken: 11 May 2021

Set back from the lane slightly west of Torr House. East Side: A sheep stile comprising three widely spaced steps set into the stone face of the hedge, leading up to flattish stones on top of the hedge, sufficiently wide to stand on. West Side: A cattle stile originally comprising six stone steps. However, a wooden stile has also been erected on this side, resting on the 5th stone step down, so now there are 4 steps down on one side of the wooden stile and one step on the far side. This stile is at the start of FP No. 503/4/1 (Gold) from Torr across the edge of three fields to the hamlet of Pendrift (north of Blisland).

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