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Tag: Beeches·Way
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Beeches Way approaching West Drayton
by Marathon geograph for square TQ0580 The Beeches Way was developed by the Iver and District Countryside Association... (more)
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Junction of public and permissive paths in Dorney Wood
by David Hawgood geograph for square SU9485 The public footpath to the left is part of Beeches Way and Shakespeare's... (more)
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Beeches Way
type:GeographX
subject:PathX
top:PathsX
Permissive FootpathX
Public FootpathX
long distance path:Shakespeares WayX
top:Woodland, ForestX
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Waymarks for public and permissive footpaths in Dorney Wood
by David Hawgood for square SU9485 The lower two discs show the public footpath, one for Beeches Way, one for... (more)
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Beeches Way
type:Close LookX
top:PathsX
Permissive FootpathX
Public FootpathX
long distance path:Shakespeares WayX
subject:SignX
top:Woodland, ForestX
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Beeches Way Bridge
by Des Blenkinsopp geograph for square TQ0480 A modern Bailey bridge over the Slough Canal to the sewage works behind the... (more)
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Beeching Way
by Ian Capper geograph for square TQ3938 Relief road opened in 1978 to enable traffic on the A22 to avoid central East... (more)
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road:A22X
road:Beeching WayX
top:City, Town CentreX
place:East GrinsteadX
type:GeographX
top:Roads, Road TransportX
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Footbridge over M25 near Iver
by David Smith geograph for square TQ0480 The bridge carries two named paths: Shakespeare's Way and Beeches Way
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Beeches Way
subject:BridgeX
bridge:FootbridgeX
motorway:M25X
top:PathsX
top:Roads, Road TransportX
long distance path:Shakespeares WayX
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Beech Way
by Ian Capper geograph for square TQ2159 Cul-de-sac off Burgh Heath Road first shown on the 1934 1:2,500 map.
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Footpath near Duffield Farm
by Graham Horn geograph for square SU9785 This footpath, away from the cold dark Brockhurst Wood and into the sunshine, is... (more)
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Alford Railway Station (2)
by Richard Hoare geograph for square TF4475 Closed as a station in 1970 and now a builders merchants yard on ironically Beeching Way.
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Alford Railway Station (1)
by Richard Hoare geograph for square TF4475 Closed as a station in 1970 and now a builders merchants yard on ironically Beeching Way
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