Cowpaths as Public Roads In Medieval Europe
Uncle Ray recalls how cowpaths served as dirt roads in medieval Europe as bridges were scarce and dangerous. Knights traveled widely, bands of robbers roamed, and crossings often caused traffic quarrels. A Rochester bridge once lay rotten with holes, forcing safe folk to use boats.
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