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Pictured below are some examples of tracks and paths that have standing water that can eventually make the track un-useable or a hassle to navigate for members of the public whether on foot or on bicycles.
In these situations we dig a small drainage channel leading away from the problem area and use quality drainage pipes to channel the water away from the path in the direction of the nearest stream or valley. In most cases this is an effective solution to the problem. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ If you have a problem with overgrown tracks we are able to offer a clear solution. Below is an example of an overgrown track covered with nettles, thistles and thorn bushes.This is a well known right of way that has been left to overgrow and is almost impossible to navigate without being stung by nettles.
This is more what a countryside right of way should look like:
A nice open and clear path with good views that doesn't make people feel in danger from other people or wildlife. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ About Scot Land ~ Allotments ~ Drainage & Flood Prevention ~ Landscaping ~ Tracks ~ More >> |
