Barley

The clearly defined though clearly not straight path through the barley goes through the little gap in the hedge, across the next field at about 2 o'clock, before following the very faint hedge line just visible down to Westwood on the left. The hedge line going up the hill to the right indicates my 'Favourite Track III.'

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