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	Sign of the Packhorse Hut: Mahaanui historic sites
		Sign of the Packhorse Scenic Reserve, Mahaanui Area Office, Canterbury Conservancy, Department of Conservation.
		The hut is built of locally quarried volcanic stone with timber joinery – windows on three elevations – affording remarkable views of the Scenic Reserve, Mount Bradley, Lyttelton Harbour and the Southern Alps in the distant west.
		The Sign of the Packhorse, Sign of the Bellbird (1914) and Sign of the Kiwi (1917) were designed by Samuel Hurst Seager, one of the earliest architects to move away from historical styles and seek designs and plans with New Zealand character.
	www.doc.govt.nz /templates/page.aspx?id=34199 (433 words)

	Packhorse Inn - Home
		Even to the most casual observer descending the steep hill from Bath through the little village of Southstoke the charming pub clinging to the hillside is an old one.
		Curiously the house was, and still is, divided by a passage way through its middle that leads to the church, but it was not until 1647 that anyone thought to put up a door to keep out the draughts.
		It was a custom for the dead from the Packhorse cottages opposite to be taken to their last resting place through this passage way and they would always leave a few pence in their will to buy a last round of drinks on their last visit to the pub.
	www.packhorseinn.com (235 words)

	Coast to Coast Walk baggage transfer and accommodation packages from Packhorse
		The 210 mile Mountain Biking route, as described by Tim Woodcock, typically takes 7 days to complete, although this is completely open ended - dependent on ability and personal preference.
		The Coast to Coast Packhorse has served thousands of Walkers and Cyclists over many years.
		Dedicated solely to Coast to Coast Walkers and Cyclists, the Packhorse offers a unique combination of services from its local base close to the centre of the walk at Kirkby Stephen.
	www.penrith.com /packhorse (353 words)

	12. Kaituna-Packhorse - Canterbury: New Zealand's walkways
		Access is from State Highway 75 (Christchurch-Akaroa) or from the Mount Herbert Walkway.
		The walkway climbs through private farmland and native forest remnants from the valley floor to near the historic Packhorse Hut (DOC-managed).
		During the climb there are good views of Kaituna Valley and Lake Ellesmere (Te Waihora) and excellent views of Mounts Bradley and Herbert.
	www.doc.govt.nz /templates/MultipageDocumentPage.aspx?id=40419 (128 words)

	Coast to Coast Walk baggage transfer and accommodation packages from Packhorse
		Coast to Coast Walk baggage transfer and accommodation packages from Packhorse
		Coast to Coast Walk Seasons 2007 and 2008
		Coast to Coast Walk with The Coast to Coast Packhorse
	www.cumbria.com /packhorse (353 words)

	Definition of packhorse - Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary
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	The Online Books Page: Browse subject: Packhorse camping
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	onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu /webbin/book/browse?type=lcsubc&key=Packhorse%20camping (124 words)

	Osama bin Laden - Encyclopedia FunTrivia
		In fact, it is said that the ownership of this item can change upto 17 times (due to trading) between the time ships laden with it leave the origin country and reach their destination.
		A packhorse and a mule, both heavily laden, were walking along side by side.
		The horse complained of the weight of his load.
	www.funtrivia.com /en/People/Osama-bin-Laden-5747.html (1139 words)

	www.arcticmonkeys.com :: View topic - MMISL - Monday 16th January - THE PACKHORSE, LEEDS
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	Aylestone packhorse bridge:: OS grid SK5600 :: Geograph British Isles - photograph every grid square!
		Aylestone packhorse bridge:: OS grid SK5600 :: Geograph British Isles - photograph every grid square!
		Situated at SK56742 00984, this fine example of a packhorse bridge is reputed to be several hundred years old.
		Background for photo viewing: white / Black / Grey
	www.geograph.org.uk /photo/121481 (66 words)

	SOURCE LIST FOR HIGHWAY RESEARCH
		A detailed account of the pre-turnpike network of packhorse trails.
		The historic network of packhorse tracks, the precursors of the modern road network, can still be found today in upland areas, particularly the South Pennines.
		The author describes how they were constructed, and the features found along them and includes chapters on the inclosure process and packhorse vocabulary.
	www.rightsofway.org.uk /source_list_for_highway_research.htm (2008 words)

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