Public footpath (HFF Everyone) (1 x note)

Yes, perfectly, thanks Doug.

Thanks for your visit, kind comment, and interesting information Anton. Here in the British Isles we have something similar called Drovers' roads. They also are very old dating back to at least medieval times. They were used to move cattle and other livestock between fields or to market many kilometres away. For example from the west coast of Scotland to markets in southern Scotland near Glasgow. Some of the routes they followed were later to become the route of modern roads. Others are now the route of public paths or public bridleways, much used by hikers in the hills and mountains of these islands.

Enjoy the week ahead, Doug

Thanks very much Fred

Enjoy the week ahead