EAW001518 ENGLAND (1946). Fields either side of Pantlings Lane near Upney Wood, Kelvedon, 1946

In 2005 the proposed southern route of a proposed Bradwell by-pass, taking the A120, went parallel to this lane and would have changed the landscape here considerably. As of 2013 there has been no development since this image, apart from a small change in the track network at the bottom. So why so many images of this area? There seems to be nothing notable or planned.

Now a footpath to Rook Hall

Now a footpath to Rook Hall

This lane leads to (and passes through) Monk's Farm, just off the image.

This lane leads to Scrip's Farm, just off the image

Pantlings Lane or Pantling's Lane

This track remains visible from the air but has otherwise been overtaken by an enlargement of the field. Image is a tiny part, taken from http://www.bing.com/maps/?mkt=en-gb#Y3A9NTEuODc5MjY4fjAuNjQ1MTU0Jmx2bD0xMiZzdHk9ciZlbz0wJnE9Y29nZ2xlc2hhbGwlMjUyMHJvYWQ=

Below this point the track now takes a sharp turn to the left to join Cuthedge Lane. This has allowed the field below this point to be enlarged. The old path of the tracks is still visible from the air.