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Discover LudwigThe phrase "ancient paths" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to historical routes or ways of life that have been followed for a long time, often evoking a sense of tradition or heritage.
Example: "The travelers decided to explore the ancient paths that had been used by their ancestors for centuries."
Alternatives: "historic routes" or "time-honored trails".
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(The book is called "The Ancient Paths" in Britain).
Graham Robb's most recent book is The Ancient Paths (Picador).
He has run through holloways and ancient paths, and had a thoroughly enjoyable time.
Aged olive and fig trees shade Byzantine churches linked by ancient paths and tracks joining the villages.
Her work on this disc was inspired in part by her participation in Carnegie Hall's Chinese festival, Ancient Paths, Modern Voices, last season.
Ancient Paths, Modern Voices, Carnegie Hall's three-week festival celebrating Chinese culture and its worldwide impact, may sound like a formidable, if intriguing, venture.
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A railroad and modern highway now follow this ancient path.
The road the old women were trudging up was the ancient path to Hinxted.
Another great way of exploring is to hike the Cami de Cavalls, an ancient path which hugs the shoreline.
Follow their ancient path to Fountains Abbey and the Georgian Water Garden, ending with a carol service and prayers.
Cutting through the wood is the spookily named Coffin Track, an ancient path that zigzags up from the side of the loch and was the route taken by locals carrying loved ones to their final resting place.
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