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A path is usually unpaved, not engineered and for walking or riding horses. Paths can be made by animals. Often old cow paths were paved and turned into roads.
- A path is usually unpaved, not engineered and for walking or riding horses.
- Paths can be made by animals.
- Often old cow paths were paved and turned into roads.
- A road is usually paved, and designed for heavy use or vehicular traffic.
- Of course, there were Roman roads, but these were engineered to last for thousands of years.
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A path is usually unpaved, not engineered and for walking or riding horses. Paths can be made by animals. Often old cow paths were paved and turned into roads.
A road is usually paved, and designed for heavy use or vehicular traffic. Of course, there were Roman roads, but these were engineered to last for thousands of years.
A road is usually paved, and designed for heavy use or vehicular traffic. Of course, there were Roman roads, but these were engineered to last for thousands of years.
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