public footpath

British  

noun

1. a footpath along which the public has right of way

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Example Sentences

She explained that when people follow the public footpath they are now forced to congregate on one small patch of sand because there was "nowhere to go".

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However, a group of fans gathered at the fence beside the monument, where there is a public footpath, and saw stars, including Jamie Lee Curtis, who came over to speak to them.

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Visitors will be able to see the poppies as part of a general admission ticket to the Tower of London, though a small part will be visible from the public footpath.

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Visitors can see the new installation as part of a general admission ticket to the Tower of London, although a small part will be visible from the public footpath.

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The pond is accessible via a public footpath and there "was no breach or attempted breach of the secure perimeter of the site", a spokesperson said.

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