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Public bridleway EE226A Foxborough Hill to Sandwich bypass

A public bridleway which runs generally north-east from Foxborough Farm on Foxborough Hill, just south of Woodnesborough, to terminate on the Sandwich bypass, at a junction with bridleways ES8A and ES511A. The path follows long-established field boundaries or drains, and intersects with public footpath EE225 to Church Street, Woodnesborough. It was formerly part of a longer, direct path to Sandwich, which still exists beyond the bypass as public bridleway ES8. A further public footpath crossed from the Old Rope Works on the Sandwich Road to Felderland Farm, but this was extinguished in 1951. The East Kent Light Railway Link crossed the path near the bypass (the electricity transmission line follows a similar alignment), but there is now virtually no trace of it save for a simple bridge over the adjacent ditch. Recorded as a bridleway vice (formerly) a footpath in 2020.
by Hugh Craddock

Created: Tue, 13 Sep 2016, Updated: Wed, 15 Mar 2023


15 images use this description: (all images taken in 2016)

TR3156 : Footpath junction south of Grove Manor Farm by Hugh Craddock
TR3256 : Beside the Sandwich bypass by Hugh Craddock
TR3156 : Course of the East Kent Light Railway by Hugh Craddock
TR3156 : Path to Sandwich bypass by Hugh Craddock
TR3156 : Former level crossing over East Kent Light Railway by Hugh Craddock
TR3156 : Footpath to Foxborough Hill by Hugh Craddock
TR3056 : Footpath near Foxborough Hill by Hugh Craddock
TR3156 : Course of the East Kent Light Railway by Hugh Craddock
TR3156 : Electricity transmission pylon on path to Foxborough Hill by Hugh Craddock
TR3256 : Path to Foxborough Hill by Hugh Craddock
TR3056 : Footpath near Foxborough Hill by Hugh Craddock
TR3156 : Electricity transmission pylon on path to Foxborough Hill by Hugh Craddock
TR3156 : Bridleway to Foxborough Hill by Hugh Craddock
TR3156 : Path to Sandwich bypass by Hugh Craddock
TR3156 : Path to Sandwich bypass by Hugh Craddock


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