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Still broken, more planks are missing, some holes actually getting worse!

Alternative rail crossing adjacent to the major level crossing. This crossing is for foot traffic only, and has stiles on either side of the rail track. Useful for avoiding a section of Langley Road, where the road traffic can be fast and sometimes negligent.

Monarch's Way (very) long distance footpath runs through these woods near Wooton Wawen. Rough paths, often muddy even in the driest weather. An off road challenge!

Watch your step! one of the planks on this bridge is out.

Watch out for shooting parties in the season. Usually friendly, sometimes a little tipsy. Wearing your high visibility gear is absolutely required.

Section of the epic long distance footpath. This tree is maybe old enough to have been here in Cromwell's time? Along this section, the path is paved, with cattlegrids and some gates.

WATCH YOUR STEP! One of the planks is out on this footbridge. I fell through and badly hurt my leg, lucky not to break it. Keep an eye on your footing and you'll be ok.

Inscription reads: IN 1957, ALLEGEDLY IN ORDER TO REDUCE THE COST OF A NEW ROAD BRIDGE AT THIS PLACE, NATIONAL AND LOCAL AUTHORITIES COMBINED TO BRING ABOUT THE ABANDONMENT OF THE THEN DERELICT CANAL THROUGH THE VISION, VIGILANCE AND DETERMINATION OF THE STRATFORD UPON AVON CANAL SOCIETY AND THE INLAND WATERWAYS ASSOCIATION THAT ATTEMPT WAS DEFEATED. BETWEEN 1961 AND 1964, UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE NATIONAL TRUST, VOLUNTEERS LABOURED AND THUS RESTORED THE WATERWAY TO NAVIGABILITY. IT WAS THE FIRST CANAL TO BE SO RESCUED AND REVIVED. THE WATERWAY WAS CEREMONIALLY REOPENED ON 11 JULY 1964 BY H.M.QUEEN ELIZABETH THE QUEEN MOTHER.