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An Historie of Cressewelle and Yonder, by Ruth Watkins (Geological time to present)
...of reference for understanding how the b road sweep of historical change has impacted on...
...and earthworks, but most visible are our tracks and green lanes, many of which are...
...and outcrops forcing surprising turns of the road. The natives could keep a low profile,...
...a low profile, secretively establishing homesteads along tracks, away from view, grateful for the small...
...sharp right hand bend on the Craswall road to Hay (OL13 253 389), and the...
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Self portrait of a village school: Longtown school log books 1873-1910 (1873-1910)
...and in the foreground the main village road. The former extended school and master s...
...with houses aligned to the main village road for over a mile, and beyond for...
...great being over two miles & bad road. (Jul 87) - Very rough morning raining...
...be gleaning, but were found on the turnpike road loitering about at the same time....
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A Study of Properties in the Upper Escley Valley (c.1566 - 1844)
...shown on Map 1 below, being b roadly the part of the Escley Valley north...
...  The upper valley area is b roadly defined on the Ordnance Survey map as...
...the entire parish boundary, was the Cefn Road , the main route from Abergavenny to...
...kept to the high ground with access tracks dropping down the valley sides to the...
...0.0.21 346 Big meadow   10.1.38 347 Road   0.2.1 348 Homestead     0.2.27...
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Turnastone Court Farm: Walkover Survey Report on Features of Archaeological Interest (2004)
...25 Figure 21: field 25 showing the trackway and hedge boundaries shown on the tithe...
...river ford position on a Golden Valley road system probably of importance in the feudal...
...the form of quarrying, spoil tips and track ways. 2.1 Changes in land use  ...
...in 1812 and the course of the road leading from Turnastone to Middle Maes Coed....
...west of the Turnastone to Whitehouse Bridge Road. This was 57 - Upper Whitehouse Field...
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Digital Archive: Booklet “In the Shadow of the Back Mountains” Volume 1 (2007)
...yellow wagon bounced about on the bad roads.   Schooldays Like most of the people...
...A and when you turned off the road or went over a different stile, you...
...We had to be careful crossing the road, but it didn t matter too much...
...it was mostly horse traffic on the roads and a few motorbikes dashing up and...
...We used to skip rope across the road and there was cricket and hockey on...
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Postglacial Landscape of SW Herefordshire (to 10,000 BC)
...front retreats. If the snow fall b roadly equals the ice melt the glacial ice...
...study of large scale maps.   Firstly roads, modern roads have had their present surfaces...
...broken stone and earlier still were the tracks and ways of ancient traffic routes. Their...
...dipped into the water. Where a later road crosses a lake bed it will have...
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Llanthony Priory in the Vale of Ewyas: The Landscape Impact of a Medieval Priory in the Welsh Marches: APPENDICES (2007)
...1485  Blackwell, Oxford   Hindle, 2002 Medieval Roads and Tracks  Shire, Princes Risborough   Hooke,...
...country  Penguin, London   Morriss, R 2005 Roads: Archaeology and architecture  Tempus, Stroud   Muir,...
...  Watkins, A 1970 The Old Straight Track   Abacus, London   Watt, H 2000...
...? (W) Farmstead ?     B roadley SO283285 Broad clearing (OE) Farmstead Topography  ...
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Guest contribution: The Iron Forge at Llancillo: Its Owners and Operators by Philip Vaughan (1600s – 1800s)
...was bypassed by both canal and tram road developments, before it morphed into a mere...
...19th century that there was a farm- track running north from Pentwyn Farm SO 379...
...short way downstream from Llancillo Forge. The track passed over a bridge of sorts; probably...
...packhorses and mules. The route, along primitive tracks and byways, was often impassable for many...
...commercial or industrial venture. The era of turnpike roads was yet to reach Herefordshire. Thus...
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Satellite pictures of the route and stations of the Golden Valley Railway (2009)
...of the railway] with the approximate original track [in red] and station [in purple] layout....
...images also clearly show the full original track of the railway over most of its...
...north-west across the A465 Abergavenny to Hereford road Spur branching north from the Golden Valley...
...seen The site of the GVR station, track and siding at Abbeydore. The ramp up...
...platform was at the side of the road, and the loop siding had a goods...
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Guest Contribution: The Monnow Valley Railway – A proposal from 1865 (1810 - 1876)
...in 1810. This was a horse-drawn tram road from Coleford down to the eastern side...
...been a Monmouth branch of the b road-gauge railway then under construction from Gloucestershire to...
...along the route of the earlier tram road.   1880 Map of Monmouth Troy  ...
...would pass under the Monmouth to Raglan road. This section of the proposed line has...
...wall supporting the old alignment of the road. However, the arch was simply a bridge...
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