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near to Mackworth, Derbyshire, England

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	Cereal crop near Mackworth by Alan Murray-Rust A wide headland along this edge of the field.
	An unsurfaced farm track by Malcolm Neal Coming towards us just beyond the gate is a cyclist. He was the first such person we had seen on our walk.
	Paddock north of Markeaton Stones by Richard Vince Off the public bridleway north of Markeaton Park.
	The bridle track by Malcolm Neal The fields of wheat and sometimes barley look quite healthy considering the small amount of rain we have had over the previous 8 or 9 weeks.
	Bridleway near Markeaton Stones Farm by Jonathan Clitheroe Privately maintained path which, according to an information board at the farm may have been the southbound route taken into Derby by Bonnie Prince Charlie and the incarcerated Mary Queen of Scots.
	Markeaton Stones by Peter Barr A farm conversion off Markeaton Lane, Derby.
	Lane passing Markeaton Stones by Richard Vince Hosting a public bridleway.
	Markeaton Stones by Mike Bardill Markeaton Stones - a group of cottages on a bridleway leading from Markeaton Park to the hills behind Kedleston Hall. The track was suffering from several days of heavy rain and the going was 'soft' to say the least.
	An unsurfaced farm track by Malcolm Neal Running between medium high hedges the track is running towards Markeaton Park in Derby.
	A house on the bridle track by Malcolm Neal A noticeboard next to the house says that this is the first official bridle track in England. There was a date of I think 1757 but I may have not remembered that correctly. It is the start of our circular walk which is documented on the... (more)
	An unsurfaced farm track by Malcolm Neal The farm track could be very muddy in wet weather. However as it has not rained for about two weeks the path is fairly dry.
	Cutting the corner by Ian Calderwood This footpath diverges off from the bridleway, allowing walkers but not riders to cut the corner heading towards Meynell Langley.