- is that
while a
highway historically included footpaths, bridleways,
driftways, etc., it can now be used to mean
those ways that
allow the
movement of...
-
Oxford Road and
Garsington Road and
finishes at The
Slade and
Horspath Driftway,
running through neighbourhoods such as the Lye Valley. Its
route number...
- from the
original on July 8, 2009.
Retrieved January 25, 2010. In the
Driftway. (1928). [Article]. Nation, 126(3281), 589-590. "American
Chuck Wagon ****ociation:...
-
Thames Archway project was
abandoned after the
initial pilot tunnel (a '
driftway')
flooded twice when 1,000 ft (300 m) of a
total of 1,200 ft (370 m) had...
- (1970) The
Whispering Knights (1971) The Wild Hunt of
Hagworthy (1971) The
Driftway (1972) The
Ghost of
Thomas Kempe (1973) –
Carnegie Medal The
House in Norham...
- feet (370 m). In
August 1807, he
began driving a
small pilot tunnel or
driftway 5 feet (1.5 m) high
tapering from 2 feet 6 inches (0.76 m) at the top to...
- West End The Spit ScituateSpit.Com The
Point (original name of the Spit)
Driftway "The Harbor"
refers to the
business district as well as the
harbor itself...
- Bill. "American
Chuck Wagon ****ociation".
Retrieved 2014-10-30. In the
Driftway. (1928). [Article]. Nation, 126(3281), 589-590. Sharpe, P. (1996). Camping...
- to bore a
pilot tunnel or '
driftway'
starting from a
shaft to be sunk in
Rotherhithe (i.e. from the
south bank). The
driftway was
supposed to
drain the...
- used as
public paths,
unmetalled carriageways,
green lanes,
drove roads,
driftways and
bridleways in
England and Wales. The
Definitive Map and Statement...
