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THE FOSSE WAY |
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The Fosse Way is a Roman road that runs from Exeter in the south west of England, through to Lincoln which lies in the east Midlands of England. Roman roads are often thought of as being very straight, and if you look at a map of England and find the section of the Fosse Way that runs through the Cotswolds (the A429), then that would appear to be the case. The Fosse Way is significant as it defines the western boundary of Roman rule in England. |
The Fosse Way at Halford, about 5 miles north of Shipston-on-Stour
Looking the other way from the above photo. Note the speed camera warning sign ...
A bit further on from the previous photos.
Further north from the previous photos, around the Leamington Spa level of latitude!
At last, we've found a straight bit of the Fosse Way!