Through a kissing gate and continue along the left hand side of the next field.

Turn left and, just past bend, go through kissing gate on right.

Turn right, then, after 40yd, swing left through a kissing gate.

When you are next out on a walk, take a look and see of a wheelchair could get through a kissing gate.

Still keep going ahead until kissing gate at corner of field where stage ends. 19.

It is accessible to the public by means of a kissing gate close to the Lake.

Pass through this and follow the wall on your left which leads to another kissing gate.

Continue along the track passing through a metal kissing gate.

Keep left to drop down the slope to another kissing gate now about 30 minutes into your walk.

Quite an easy walk initially, taking in the largest kissing gate I've seen - must have been over seven feet high.

Bear right for a few metres before following the sign through the kissing gate into a field.

Pass through the kissing gate and follow the field edge, with the railway on your right.

At the road and the kissing gate turn right and go quickly left through another.

Carry on until you get to a kissing gate.

Cross the meadow to a new wooden kissing gate on the far side.

The entrance to the churchyard was by way of a kissing gate.

Go through a kissing gate at this point then take a path on the left, by a wire fence.

Just beyond the dip, pass through the kissing gate into Westfield.

Yet another kissing gate leads back into the woods.

To this day there are the rusty remains of what's known locally as the "kissing gate".

Drop down the grassy path, through the kissing gate and onto the beach.

A wooden footbridge and kissing gate lead to the main village.

Keep left at the base of a gorse-covered slope to a kissing gate.

Cross a small stream by stepping stones and go through a kissing gate.

Go through the gate and turn right to another kissing gate in the corner.