Coopes Dozen

The route to White Coppice adds on nearly a mile. Had I been carrying on this year I'd have taken the direct route (apologies to JtE).

Yes it's rough in parts, but it's downhill and certainly no worse than getting to Old Adam.

From Mark's trace they appear to have taken a SW bearing to the stream at 634179. The satellite map suggests that there's a trod almost to this point, probably veering off it to cross the stream. Then a more westerly direction to the wall corner at 621175. This part I guess would be a bit rough. I wonder how many pairs of feet it would take to sort a definitive trod?

TF