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		<title>Yosemite Hiking Trail Map</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Some kindly authorities cater for the new hiker just starting out on the long journey of discovery by spelling out the type of right of way they are on. Bluffers may come across helpful signs declaring ‘Public Footpath’ or ‘Public Bridleway’. Some landowners like to show their sense of humour by installing their own signs declaring: ‘I don’t demand money for accessing this field, but the bull charges.’ There is no law against this. Local authorities also use a colour-coding system for the directional arrows on waymarks. For footpaths, they use yellow; blue arrows identify bridleways, which are open to </p>
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