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British and Irish Roads
The study of British and Irish roads - their construction, numbering, history, mapping, past and future official roads proposals and general roads musings.
There is a separate forum for Street Furniture (traffic lights, street lights, road signs etc).
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Discover
Talk about items you find on SABRE Maps - interesting features, historic road layouts etc. Also contains announcements of new maps available on SABRE Maps.
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Digest
Found anything interesting on "The Roader's Digest" - the SABRE Wiki? Talk about articles in here.
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Street Furniture
Discussion about street lighting, road signs, traffic signals - and all other street furniture - goes here.
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International Roads
Going on holiday? Just returned with pictures or news? Found an interesting website? Post everything international in here.
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A939/Cock Bridge - Ballater :
Just after crossing the meandering Don for the first time at Cock Bridge, a right turn leads out to Corgarff Castle, a historic site converted into Barracks after the Jacobite uprisings. It sits perched on the hillside making a dramatic landmark from the surrounding hills. Paths and tracks lead past the castle following the Don to its headwaters, where a pass leads over into Glen Avon. From here walkers and cyclists can |
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