unsurfaced

unsurfaced

(ʌnˈsɜːfɪst)
adj
1. (Building) not surfaced; not having a (specific or special kind of) surface; not having a finished or proper surface
2. (Psychology) (of thoughts, feelings, etc) not brought to the surface; deeply hidden
3. (Nautical Terms) (of something underwater) not brought to the surface; deeply submerged
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About 100 yards after the end of the houses bear right with the tarmacked road (an unsurfaced track leaves on the left).
Living on the Edge; WALKS & RIDES This circular walk in the Thornhill area of Kirklees just south of Dewsbury offers spectacular views at every turn. Thornhill Edge Distance: five miles
A spokeswoman said major damage has already been caused to some unsurfaced routes with most of the pathways classified as bridleways for use by people on foot, horseback and bicycles only.
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Cross over to a stile a little to your left and continue ahead along the unsurfaced lane to reach Cladswell Lane.
WEEKEND: COUNTRY WALKS: County borders offer great views; CLADSWELL to KNIGHTON 5 miles. Map 205 Explorer
Mr Young, 32, said the unsurfaced section was annoying for cyclists like him.
RIDING HIGH! pounds 200,000 greenway opened
The unsurfaced Salt Road is inclined to be muddy during periods of wet weather so strong footwear is advised.
WEEKEND: COUNTRY WALKS: Unlock this quiet beauty spot on canal- side ramble
Follow the beck on a track now unsurfaced. As you get higher the valley opens out and there are buildings ahead and remains of mining activity all round.
Hebden highlights
The unsurfaced lanes are used by walkers, horse riders and cyclists.
New signs point to a great day in the country
Parking is possible by the public footpath sign at the end of Ox Lee Lane, which is an unsurfaced track.
Well worth the effort; But watch your step as you cross and recross the woodland stream From Ox Lee Lane, Hepworth Time 2 hours 15 mins (Distance two and a half miles)
We then follow an unsurfaced road for one mile before joining the quiet road back to Upton climbing to 340 feet above sea-level to give good views over two counties.
country walks: Summer stroll with scenic hill-top views; Upton to Upton Park, 4 miles. Map 914 Pathfinder
YET another farcical issue at Springwood car park (Examiner, April 23) regarding jobs worth council employees overseeing imaginary lines in an unsurfaced car park (disregarding approach lanes).
Letter: Mailbag - Farce in the car park

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