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Barmhouse Lane is a narrowish, steepish lane leading off the A57.
It is shared by both heavy wagons heading for the
Water Treatment Works at
Godley Reservoir and horse riders making their way to the
Godley Bridleway.
Hence the need for a warning sign.
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5 comments:
Sounds like a slightly hair-raising combination. I wonder how the horses like it.
quaint
Thats a reall narrow lana , nice to see and good captured Gerald,
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JoAnn's D Eyes/Holland
Bet some residents in that area have some very good rose bushes if they go along the lane scooping up the calling cards of the horses. Locally here they are known as "bubo flakes".
We sure see none of those signs here. :-) Horses are not allowed on the island.
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