This section of road is a popular National Trust site that passes through some stunning beech woodland. The road is narrow with banks and trees either side and it's a long (just under a kilometre) winding, flowing, thoroughly enjoyable downhill from north to south. The name of the road is attributed to the colour of the leaves in autumn.

I realise I should have stopped to take a photo now... but I was enjoying the road too much!

Youngun

September 8, 2023

Very quiet decent to avoid the traffic

Neil Sneade

May 19, 2024

I didn't see any lions, just a lot of squirrels.

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Location: Aylmerton, North Norfolk, Norfolk, East Of England, England, United Kingdom

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