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10 September 2011

Field Edge off Mount Road, Marsden — Right Boot, Brown

Field edge off Mount Road, Marsden  ·  Shoe #23  ·  Conditions: not noted

Back to Marsden for this one. Right boot, brown, laces gone, on a field edge off Mount Road. Marsden is where the first shoe were, October 2009, a field gateway — so a brown right boot in a Marsden field two year on did give me a moment of taking stock. The notebook doesn't record the moment. It records the boot.

Crackin' spot up Mount Road, mind. You can see a long way from that field edge, though what the visibility were doing that particular morning I couldn't tell you, because conditions weren't a thing I recorded yet.

Written up August 2026, from the notebook.

Comments (2)
SkyViewDronesUK  ·  19 August 2026, 08:47
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Keith Plimmer (site owner)  ·  19 August 2026, 18:29
Hello. It is not my land — it is a field edge off Mount Road that I visited once in 2011 for the reasons on the page. I take my photographs at ground level, stood next to the shoe, which I find is where the shoe is. A boot from the air would just be a field with a dot in it. Best wishes, Keith.
margaret hirst  ·  19 August 2026, 12:09
Is this where you order the hay? Colin said go on the website and order the hay but I can't see where. It's for the two ponies not cattle if that matters.
Keith Plimmer (site owner)  ·  19 August 2026, 19:07
Hello Margaret. This is not a website for hay, I'm sorry, it is a register of lone shoes. There is a farm off Mount Road that may be who Colin meant, but I don't know that they do a website — I'd ring them. Two ponies won't want much so happen they'll do you a part load. I hope you get sorted before the weather turns. Best wishes, Keith.
Comments are open. Please be respectful. — Keith
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