Travelling from Place to Place

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Travelling from place to place varies based on various conditions such as the road, the weather, and the well-being of the travellers. Generally one can walk about 3 miles per hour on a good road in good weather while unencumbered and uninjured; England rarely has good roads or good weather so most travel is 2 miles per hour. One can hurry but that causes long-term fatigue. The season also affect the amount of daylight one has which in turn affects how far one can go without added risk.

Stranggore and Barstowe are less then a mile apart.

Along the Fosse Way (North)

Stranggore to Shepton Mallet (Fosse Way) ~3 miles

Shepton Mallet to Radstock ~9 miles

Radstock to Bath ~8 miles


Along the Fosse Way (South)

Shepton Mallet to Ilchester ~17 miles