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Charles Stuart 18 September 2022

There is or was an odd bit of road like the Welsh single-lane dual carriageway in Kent, off the A229 or A249. I used to drive on it in the mid 1990s because it led to a rather nice pub. Unfortunately, being the best part of 30 years ago, I cannot remember exactly where this was. Looking at the map doesn't jog my memory but I can say that I used to use the two A roads quite regularly.

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