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A walk within without - Melksham Without
I took a walk this afternoon - exploring paths from Shaw to Beanacre to Whitley and back to Shaw. Here are some images - 4 from 42.     All the pictures (twice the size too!) ... first half of the walk - [Beanacre] and [Whitley and Shaw] (written 2010-04-02) Associated topics are indexed as below, or enter http://melksh.am/nnnn for individual articles Z531 - Cycling and Walking[1640] Walking on The Wiltshire Downs - (2008-05-12) [1802] Motorcycles welcome at Well House Manor - (2008-09-19) [2253] Walks in and around Melksham, Wiltshire - (2009-06-21) [2490] Friendly Hotel in Melksham, near Bath - (2009-11-02) [2666] Random thoughts on Melksham Town Planning and development - (2010-03-08) [2707] A walk on the Kennet and Avon - (2010-04-04) [2709] Old trackways and routes near Melksham - (2010-04-05) [2858] The healthy option - away from the private car - (2010-07-07) [2958] What do these road markings mean? Could Confusion Kill? - (2010-09-17) [3023] Autumn walk from Bowerhill - (2010-10-31) [3216] Images of a Spring Walk - (2011-03-27) [3228] What can you take on a public footpath? Pram? Wheelbarrow? Dog? Shopping Trolley? Horse? Cycle? - (2011-04-03) [3231] Footpath, Bridleway, Byway, Road used as Public Path - (2011-04-04) [3376] Kennet and Avon - Walk from Bedwyn to Pewsey. TransWilts day out. - (2011-08-01) [3579] Transport in Cambridgeshire - seen by an outside observer. What can Wiltshire learn? - (2012-01-15) [3580] Melksham Area - buses, trains, cycles, and roads. Meeting, 17.1.2012 - (2012-01-15) [3689] Can I cycle or ride my mobility scooter on the pavement? - (2012-04-07) [3771] Fine evening, country walk from Melksham - pictures - (2012-06-21) [3904] Want to help us improve transport in Wiltshire? Here is how! - (2012-10-26) [3938] A long overdue meeting - a steeping stone towards coordinate transport user inputs - (2012-12-02) [4022] A request for all of Melksham transport groups to work integrated - (2013-03-01) G100 - Well House Consultants - Introduction to Melksham [269] Free parking for short errands in Melksham - (2005-04-05) [291] Why are we no. 404 - (2005-04-25) [322] More maps - (2005-05-23) [517] An occasional chance, and reducing data to manageable levels - (2005-12-04) [676] Melksham, Wiltshire - (2006-04-08) [847] Image maps for navigation - a straightforward example - (2006-08-28) [866] A lazy programmer is a good programmer - (2006-09-15) [1341] Moving to Melksham? Househunting map. - (2007-09-09) [1725] A future vision for Melksham - (2008-07-27) [2329] Great to be in Melksham - (2009-08-08) [2350] Ten years in Melksham - looking forward to ten more. - (2009-08-11) [3232] Around and about Melksham in more pictures - (2011-04-05) [3344] Repost - some useful pages on our site - (2011-07-04) [3696] Melksham government and business organisations - (2012-04-14) [3932] River nearly bursting its banks in Melksham - (2012-11-23)
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The bull on the footpathError trapping in Lua - no exceptions. Hotel booking in Melksham made easy! A walk within without - Melksham Without Lua Metatables First and last match with Regular Expressions Is Lua an Object Oriented language? The same very simple program in many different programming languages Lua tables - they are everything |
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