bridlepaths

On reflection we came to the conclusion that whenever and however it was built, the bridge was of a type not uncommon in Cheshire, and often called Roman bridges, but erected in all probability in mediæval times, when only width enough was required for the passing of one horse -- in other words, when most roads were nothing but bridlepaths.

From John O'Groats to Land's End Robert Naylor

So still was the air, so deep was the silence of nature, that even on such sandy roads and bridlepaths as traversed the winding valley, the faintest hoof-beat was carried far.

An Apache Princess A Tale of the Indian Frontier Charles King 1888

Frothy mouthed coonts! theres plenty of green lanes and bridlepaths for the chavs and toffs to use on their horses ..

unknown title 2009

The official flight summary, which was released by Bedfordshire Police and Thames Valley Police, the forces that co-own the helicopter, states: 'Area search included bridlepaths from Longworth north to the River Thames east to Newbridge and back to Kingston Bagpuize.'

Signs of the Times 2008

The official flight summary, which was released by Bedfordshire Police and Thames Valley Police, the forces that co-own the helicopter, states: 'Area search included bridlepaths from Longworth north to the River Thames east to Newbridge and back to Kingston Bagpuize.'

Signs of the Times 2008