In 1937 the former railway was re-opened by the County Council as the Manifold Way, an 8-mile tarmacked leisure route for walkers and cyclists, some of whom use the local campsite.
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However, the Second World War took its toll on the village, and soon after the war Farmer Giles's fields were bought and tarmacked over; and a new housing estate was built upon it.
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In 1911 Brill Brick and Tile Works closed, and the siding to the brickworks was removed, with the exception of the rails on the level crossing which in 1984 were still in place, albeit tarmacked over.
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The line closed in 1934, but in 1937 the route was reopened as the Manifold Way, a fully tarmacked 8-mile walk-and cycle-path which runs from Hulme End in the north to Waterhouses in the south.
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Three miles ( 5 km ) to the south-west lies the small settlement of Hulme End, which marks the northern starting point of the Manifold Way, an tarmacked walk-and cycle-route following the route of the former Leek and Manifold Valley Light Railway.
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The land sold by the Conservators to the Council will be tarmacked for some 110 metres ( 120 yards ), and lined with bollards, in addition to street lighting, tarmacked footpaths and electronic barriers, which objectors say will suburbanise and alter the natural state of the Common.
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The land sold by the Conservators to the Council will be tarmacked for some 110 metres ( 120 yards ), and lined with bollards, in addition to street lighting, tarmacked footpaths and electronic barriers, which objectors say will suburbanise and alter the natural state of the Common.
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However the Heritage GWR own a further mile of track to as far as the nearby Prince of Wales stadium close by, though could likely see a new ( and replacement ) station built here, as the trackbed further beyond is now owned by the council and tarmacked completely.
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The Hoe also includes a long broad tarmacked promenade ( currently a disabled motorists car park ) which serves as a spectacular military parade ground and which is often used for displays by Plymouth-based Royal Navy, Royal Marines, the Army garrison, as well as for travelling funfairs and open-air concerts.
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Today, there are three ferry lines, one of them running a fast service for 12 pounds ( about $ 20 ) round trip about every two hours from Rossaveal, a small harbor west of Galway and only 5 miles across from the Kilronan harbor _ and even 10-seater flights to the recently-tarmacked landing strip at the west end of the island.
