I dont disagree but literally the only difference between the two is 1 is named and the other isnt. There would be alot of rural communities that would benefit the acknowledgement (View Post)

I mean technically they do meet more criteria than a named Trail being historical, encourage exercise, exploration and the story behind the of these are rights of way that the public do actually own … (View Post)

See I wouldn't have a problem with the footpaths or bridle ways as they are much older and historical than most named trails. (View Post)

But if you dont have the time to watch it basically says how old they are and have been used for a very long time even before roads as rights of way for the public to walk on. The land was always own… (View Post)

Most businesses are on google maps but that information can still be wrong I was just looking at site that said its offices are in London but its map view is completely different. And if you want to … (View Post)