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Lost Footpaths ExplorerA podcast · every other Wednesday
Lost Footpaths
The rights of way still on the old maps, walked and asked about.
Tamsin Rowe-Abara and Gil Fennimore walk the paths still marked on the old maps, find out who was meant to keep them open, and ask why so many quietly closed.
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Bridleway behind the bus shelter
Burnt Hythe. A bridleway ends at a bus shelter, and the parish clerk has a box of letters about it. 52 min, free in Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Pocket Casts.
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Send a questionTamsin and Gil are a rights-of-way researcher and a sound recordist who met on a closed stile in 2022. Write to hello@lostfootpaths.example.com.
QuestionOn episode 84, who actually keeps the definitive map, the county or the parish? I got lost between the two.As Callum F.
Answered in episode 85 at 31:10. Short version: the county keeps it, the parish only gets a copy.
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