Morning Walk in the Cranford area, 21 September 2003
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Setting out from Cranford |
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A farm in Cranford |
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The paths in the Cranford area were uniformly good |
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Another good bridleway |
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Nearing Cranford St Andrew |
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Crossing Cranford St Andrew parkland |
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A cross-field bridleway north of Biggin Hall The bridleway has not yet been reinstated after cultivation |
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Crossing a difficult stile north of Upper Benefield |
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Leaving Lower Benefield by a good headland footpath |
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A view of Lyveden Garden House from Bearshank Wood |
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Afternoon Walk in North Bedfordshire, 17 August 2003
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Leaving Swineshead |
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A good headland path near Swineshead |
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A cultivated field with the path restored by wheelings - all that is needed at this time of year.
This path, in North Bedfordshire, has been restored as early as 17 August. Why can't Northamptonshire County Council persuade their farmers to do likewise? |
Day Walk in Rutland, 3 August 2003
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High Style, near Wing |
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Diverting to Lyndon We missed the turn onto the footpath somewhere along this track, but resourceful leadership saw us back on the right path. |
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An unusual gated footpath in North Luffenham |
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Dog Style, Luffenham |
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Leaving South Luffenham |
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Path restoration by combine? The narrow foot-trod shows that the path had never been properly restored |
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A well-restored crossfield path in a later field. |