Sentence examples similar to path footpaths from inspiring English sources

Degradation impacts on vegetation, wildlife, on and off-site soil movement and loss, creation of additional informal off-path footpaths (desire lines), and visual destruction of landscapes.

A bridge connects the mainland and the island's network of roads, bridle paths, and footpaths.

Not right" scribbled on bus shelters, paths and footpaths on Campbell Parade.

Off-road bicycle paths and footpaths were perceived to be the safest cycling infrastructure at un-signalised intersections (p<0.05).

Part of the nearby Bronte Way footpath was also removed.

Poulton includes part of the Wyre Way footpath.

Return along the lower path above Alum Bay, taking footpath T25 and then footpath T24 signposted for Freshwater, passing through the quarry car park.

He said he first took the footpath in 1937, after a policeman told him to stop running on the bridle path just below the footpath because he was disturbing the horses.

By connecting existing footpaths, bridleways (paths formerly used by horses) and a few minor roads, Titchmarsh recreated the route the writer might have taken on his trips back and forth to London.

A public footpath follows the eastern bank of Potman's Heath Channel, and continues along the north bank of the river to Blackwall Bridge, where it becomes part of the Sussex Border Path, a long-distance footpath that follows the county boundary.

The old bridle path still runs between the footpaths and the Drive on Riverside.