Template_talk:UK-trail-stub

Template talk:UK-trail-stub

Template talk:UK-trail-stub

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Category:United Kingdom road stubs needed?

Should this stub template put articles in Category:United Kingdom road stubs? I don't think it should, as not all trails or paths will necessarily follow a road at any stage of its existence, therefore some articles may get wrongly included in this category, such as Five Pits Trail, as far as I can see. Any articles on trails that do use roads can always use Template:UK-road-stub as well. Zangar (talk) 15:39, 5 January 2012 (UTC)
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