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Looking north from near Elm Close (off Clent View Road), this sandy track is also known as Sandy Lane. The route is not actually Roman in origin. It was constructed in the 18th century as part of a turnpike (toll) road linking Kidderminster and Dudley. (information - K. James, BSc). The course of a former Roman Road between Droitwich and Greensforge passes close by across the fields, off to the left (west).

Looking north from near Elm Close (off Clent View Road), this sandy track is also known as Sandy Lane. The route is not actually Roman in origin. It was constructed in the 18th century as part of a turnpike (toll) road linking Kidderminster and Dudley. (information - K. James, BSc). The course of a former Roman Road between Droitwich and Greensforge passes close by across the fields, off to the left (west).

This bridleway runs along the edge of Norton, the suburban area to the South of Stourbridge. Part of this bridleway, further to the South, forms the remains of a Roman Road.

Looking north near Chestnut Close (off Clent View Road), this sandy track is also known as Roman Road. However, the route is not actually Roman in origin. It was constructed in the 18th century as part of a turnpike (toll) road linking Kidderminster and Dudley. (information - K. James, BSc). The course of a former Roman Road between Droitwich and Greensforge passes close by across the fields, off to the left (west).

It is hard to imagine that this scene is about thirty metres from the housing (off to the right) in Clent View Road in Norton, Stourbridge. Looking north along Roman Road (also known as Sandy Lane), there is pasture and woodland off to the left behind the hedge. The route is not actually Roman in origin. It was constructed in the 18th century as part of a turnpike (toll) road linking Kidderminster and Dudley. (information - K. James, BSc). The course of the former Roman Road between Droitwich and Greensforge is about a hundred metres off to the left.

Looking south towards Sugar Plum Lane, this sandy track is also known as Sandy Lane. The route is not actually Roman in origin. It was constructed in the 18th century as part of a turnpike (toll) road linking Kidderminster and Dudley. (information - K. James, BSc). The course of a former first century Roman Road between Droitwich and Greensforge passes very close by across the fields, off to the right (west). Beyond Sugar Plum Lane, Sandy Lane continues along the old Roman line.

Looking south from near Elm Close (off Clent View Road), this sandy track is also known as Sandy Lane. The route is not actually Roman in origin. It was constructed in the 18th century as part of a turnpike (toll) road linking Kidderminster and Dudley. (information - K. James, BSc). The course of a former Roman Road between Greensforge and Droitwich passes close by across the fields, about fifty metres off to the right (west).

Looking west-north-west from Sandy Lane (also called Roman Road ... which it is not). The course of the actual Roman road between Droitwich and Greensforge runs along the broken hedge line at the far end of the field, and past Frog Hall Cottages on the right. The woodland on the skyline is on what was Iverley Heath, but is now part of Bunker's Hill Wood, and managed by The Woodland Trust.