| Public Rights of Way. (Footpaths and Bridleways) |
More types of footpath signs
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A footpath sign.
This footpath starts from the edge of a country lane and the wording is 'Public Footpath'. As it doesn't state a destination you will need to know,
by using a map, where the path actually goes.
This post and sign is made from cast concrete.
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This is a waymarker along the route of a public footpath and, in this instance, indicates a change of direction of the path.
You may find this at a junction where the other path is not a public footpath or may be the entrance to a field.
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This is a waymarker along the route of a public footpath. It is likely to be found where there is little other indication of where the footpath runs - in
large open fields for example where the obvious boundaries are a long way away.
It indicates the general position and direction of the path.
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This sign is at a junction on a public footpath and indicates optional changes in the route.
In this particular case destination names are given which is frequently not the case.
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