User:SomeoneElse/Unknown GB Paths

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What's this sign then?

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That one's here: http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=53.135791&lon=-1.342976&zoom=18&layers=M pointing southeast. The style of the sign is similar to that of the North_Chesterfield_Way and the Drone_Valley_Way, so I'm guessing that they may be related. It's being added as relation relation 1777003.

Coloured waymarkers for 4 "loops" off the 5 pits trail - a different colour for each loop ?

Five Pits Trail

Not far away there's this one

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Are those Saxon helmets or stylised dinghy sails? It's also a similar style to the "miners' lamps" one above.

This one's at http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=53.148727&lon=-1.343481&zoom=18&layers=M , but there are also similar signs to the northeast between Hardstoft at Astwith and near Stockley. It's being added as relation relation 1766345.


And a similar design is this

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This one is also a similar style to the two above.

This one's at http://www.openstreetmap.org/?mlat=53.14833&mlon=-1.28485#map=19/53.14833/-1.28485 . There are also a couple on the trail north of Skegby. It's part of relation http://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/5540048 .

And also this

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This is also on the trail north of Skegby. It is part of relation http://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/5540041 .

And This

Blue-Flower-IMG-20171120-131023.jpg This one is at http://www.openstreetmap.org/node/5304836445 and is part of relation http://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/7840881 .

Also similar are several signs near Whitwell

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There are red and yellow ones. That's either silver or faded yellow.

This particular sign is here: http://www.openstreetmap.org/?mlat=53.28557&mlon=-1.21167#map=19/53.28557/-1.21167

Whitwell Churches Loop - Derbyshire County Council & Whitwell Parish Council

And this seems to be some sort of rodent

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That's just east of Ford in Derbyshire around here: http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=53.318675&lon=-1.395826&zoom=18&layers=M

The Mosborough Mouse. It's the Mosborough Country Walk sign. The best starting point is Crystal Peaks. It will be in the Chesterfield & NE Derbyshire Ramblers summer walks programme (2015), combined with a Sheffild local history walk, a tram ride to Crystal Peaks, and a walk to Eckington !

The signs have largely disappeared but the route is virtually unchanged if not enhanced near Oxclose.

Between two railways

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This one is west of Wirksworth here: http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=53.08471&lon=-1.58377&zoom=15&layers=M Maybe it's related to the Ecclesbourne valley railway to the east or the Steeple Grange Light Railway to the north? Or perhaps to this information board:

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Locomotion No 1

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This is on the Chesterfield Canal between Chesterfield (station) and Barrow Hill (roundhouse) - and just down the hill from Tapton House, George Stephenson's home. The Tapton circuit of the Derbyshire County Council leaflet - Brimington Common and Tapton

Mine

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Not far from the Locomotion No 1 signs are similar ones showing an old mine. Brimington Common part of the same Derbyshire County Council leaflet.

UCW

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This one's north of the A50 near Uttoxeter (along one branch of the River Tean). It's being added as relation relation 2378345.

Probably the Uttoxeter Walking Club doing an anti-clockwise circuit.

Yellow and Red Derbyshire arrows

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That's a yellow one, and it's pointing northeast here: http://www.openstreetmap.org/?mlat=53.177913&mlon=-1.52984&zoom=18&layers=M

That one's particularly faded. There are red ones too:

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They occur in addition to regular footpath arrows, but there seems to be no name for the routes.


A walk in Moorgreen

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This sign was here: http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=53.04471&lon=-1.27604&zoom=15&layers=M

There are a few others over towards Eastwood I think.

6 of the Best / Another 6 of the Best

These are south and west of Underwood.

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"6 of the best" is being added as relation relation 2418267.

"Another 6 of the best" is being added as relation relation 2418576.

The Miners Way, Barlborough

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There are a few signposted routes near Barlborough. This one is being added as relation relation 2188696. 1 of a set of 4 walks from Barlborough Parish Council.

CSH, Clowne

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There are a few of these between Oxton and Clowne. Has not been added as a relation yet.


Four Circuit Walks from High Peak Junction

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There are four signposted routes from High Peak Junction. They need tracking down and sorting into routes.


Circuit Walks around Wirksworth

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There are a few signposted routes near Wirksworth. Do they form one route or many?


Derwent Valley Walks

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There are lots of these in the Derwent Valley in Derbyshire (that one indicates a section of public footpath and also what is now a restricted byway). Do they even form a coherent route network?


Derwent Valley Walks (yellow for walkers, blue for bridleway)

Derwent Valley walks

Ur west of Derby

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There are a few of these west of Derby; this one's near Osmaston. They seem to form a route, but what for?