Could anybody please suggest a relatively quiet road route from
Ormskirk to Parbold Hill.
I'd be very gratefulfor any advice.
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Could anybody please suggest a relatively quiet road route from
Ormskirk to Parbold Hill.
I'd be very gratefulfor any advice.
"Walney" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:Could anybody please suggest a relatively quiet road route from
Ormskirk to Parbold Hill.I'd be very gratefulfor any advice.
Have a look at OS 1:50,000 maps - either buy one of the pink ones, or look
at www.streetmap.co.uk.
I'd just pick any route with a maximum of yellow roads. Though I'd consider
doing bigger stuff for a short distance to make the route a sane distance.
So for yours, either northeast to Ring o Bells, over the big road then take
the little one on eastist, rejoining the big road halfway through Newburgh,
then turn off 1km later in Parbold. Or go ESE to Westhead. then to Whalleys,
north to Newburgh, then the same.
(if you mean Parbold Halls, then it's harder - I'd probably take the main
road from Parbold, but you could go round on yellow roads so you get to do
the main road downhill.)
cheers,
clive
Clive George said:"Walney" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:Could anybody please suggest a relatively quiet road route from
Ormskirk to Parbold Hill.Quoted message said:I'd be very gratefulfor any advice.
Have a look at OS 1:50,000 maps - either buy one of the pink ones, or look
atwww.streetmap.co.uk.I'd just pick any route with a maximum of yellow roads. Though I'd consider
doing bigger stuff for a short distance to make the route a sane distance.
So for yours, either northeast to Ring o Bells, over the big road then take
the little one on eastist, rejoining the big road halfway through Newburgh,
then turn off 1km later in Parbold. Or go ESE to Westhead. then to Whalleys,
north to Newburgh, then the same.(if you mean Parbold Halls, then it's harder - I'd probably take the main
road from Parbold, but you could go round on yellow roads so you get to do
the main road downhill.)cheers,
clive
Many thanks for your help Clive.
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