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For those who don't know, the Rambler Association has been fighting for new and ancient foot paths and "rights to roam" for 90 years in the UK. England in part
by dazzawazza 6y ago
For those who don't know, the Rambler Association has been fighting for new and ancient foot paths and "rights to roam" for 90 years in the UK.
England in particular has a long and complex history of land being gifted by royalty and clergy to sycophants leading to the rest of us being screwed over for literally a thousand years!
Green and pleasant land indeed!
- adwww 6y agoI don't disagree, and the opaqueness of land ownership here is a real problem. That said, England does have a fantastically extensive network of public footpaths. It's really something you don't appreciate until you go somewhere without such a network.