English: Footpath to Northeye A right of way known locally as a trade that dates back to the 12th century when the land here was reclaimed and for workers of both the maintenance of the dykes and sea walls as well as the cereal producing fields from the nearby villages of Barnhorne and Northeye. Neither villages exist anymore, the latter was located on the slight rise of ground in the distance and was a small port, both having disappeared by the 15th century. With depopulation and cereal production giving way to sheep pasturing the levels feel very isolated once more and only a set of footpaths left to remind you of a thriving community that once existed here.