A viewing platform for the peregrine falcons and other wildlife has been erected by NT (along with a shed or so, presumably for volunteers/staff) on the viaduct here within the last week. Not sure as yet how permanent an addition this is likely to be, but signage indicated they're planning on having viewing equipment available (scopes or so) - again, unsure as yet if purely temporary and/or while staff are there or fixed.

Sign at this location stating the footpath upstream from here is closed due to erosion damaging the path. Based on the condition of the bridge and other structures at the other end of this section (near the ford upstream) this has been the case for some time and there is no visible evidence of repairs being made to the path from either end.

The path is still extant, however if it is now unusable, should it be removed? Or is there some other way of marking it as unsafe/inaccessible?

For now I'm changing the access tags for bike and foot to "no".

The layout of the footpaths in this area needs looking at. I've added a path leading through Jews Wood tonight based on a GPS trace and aerial imagery, finishing around where my GPS trace ended. The other nearby footpath is shown as leading on to the mini-roundabout, which from what I saw I'm not convinced is accurate, and there appear to be at least one or two further footpaths not yet mapped throughout the woods.