Been lurking for a few weeks after becoming a Mini 4 pro owner, might be time to start contributing 
Avid explorer of the PROW network (by trailrunning), and I expect to shoot lots of random sights and surrounding landscapes in Warwickshire and Gloucestershire.
Now I need to get (back into) photo editing.
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id not herd of thr prow network before. Had a quick search for it
" A Public Right of Way (PROW) is a route over land that everyone can legally use at any time. You can walk on all PROWs, and some are also open to horse riders, cyclists or motorists"
Sounds great, ill be using it now!
Yes sorry should have specified…
Every county should have a website showing them, for Warwickshire is here.
Most of them are on openstreetmap as well, which is used by varying routebuilders like Strava, but by far the easiest way to find them is the pink/green dotted lines on the OS map (which is freely available as a layer on Bing Maps on the PC!).
How well they’re indicated varies, just like their condition (muddy/overgrown) but it’s well worth exploring whatever paths are local to you.
Ive found a circular walk not far from where i am now. Going to have look tomoz. Cheers!
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