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About 40 years ago there was a GWR boundary post between this property and the railway embankment. It would be a pity not to record it, if possible. Permission would presumably be needed to enter the garden. The wall is at least 300 hundred years old and at the far end (just before the bridge) is a 1960 repair made using concrete blocks. The boundary post was about 2 metres in from the wall about 50 cm high and covered in vegitation.
From memory these signs are ubiquitious in and around Bath. How well I remember this particular one and wish there were some like it where I now live. How could I forget Jared E Dixon Town Clerk