Flitch Way, near Great Dunmow
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Flitch Way, near Great Dunmow
Image: © Malc McDonald Taken: 29 Oct 2022
Much of the Flitch Way follows the course of a dismantled railway line. West of Great Dunmow, however, a busy by-pass road has been built which cuts across the former railway. The Flitch Way therefore diverts off the former railway in order to cross the by-pass. It then runs alongside the railway alignment rather than along it for a short distance, before returning to the railway alignment at Easton Lodge Halt.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.867722
Longitude
0.330177