matticus
Guru
Did you take that on a recent ride, Mr Zilla?
Bridleway permission.
- Thread starter GuyBoden
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I can't believe it says welcome on the same sign.
rogerzilla
Legendary Member
No, sent by a friend in Leeds.
I can understand signs being put up an main routes to say the coast or the dales which have seen people driving from all over the place on mass with no thought for anyone. But local footpaths that most of the time only people near by or local enough even know about then no.
If everyone keep each other safe it's fine some are not however playing my the rules which is making everyone turn on each other.
If everyone keep each other safe it's fine some are not however playing my the rules which is making everyone turn on each other.
matticus
Guru
Wonder what Theakstons would have to say about it ? Not a great advert for them.
All uphill
Still rolling along
- Location
- Somerset
This is annoying now, and I worry that these miserable sods will try to make closures permanent. Brambles grow very quickly in summer and local authorities have a lot on their minds just now.
I take my hat off to those of you who continue to assert the right to use them.
I take my hat off to those of you who continue to assert the right to use them.
rogerzilla
Legendary Member
How easy is it to carry a petrol hedgetrimmer on a bike?
matticus
Guru
I think you could remove a sign-or-two with bike-portable kitHow easy is it to carry a petrol hedgetrimmer on a bike?
wormo
Guru
- Location
- Warrington
One of the rights of way through Arley Hall has been closed to cyclists for a few years. I wonder if it is this bridleway.
MontyVeda
a short-tempered ill-controlled small-minded troll
- Location
- Lancaster... the little city.
As I understand it, it's the landowner who's responsible for maintaining access (eg, cutting back brambles) on rights of way through their land?
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It depends if it's undergrowth or overgrowth: Landowner is responsible for overgrowth, Highway Authority does the undergrowth.
classic33
Leg End Member
Easy enoughHow easy is it to carry a petrol hedgetrimmer on a bike?
Ajax Bay
Guru
- Location
- East Devon
I think the image is of the footpath dropping down to the Woolpack in Esholt. It is a (RoW) footpath "Bradford North80", not a bridleway, fwiw.
matticus
Guru
In that case, I shall park my bike on the road while I toss that sign over the wall!
