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Generally, only undeveloped land is covered by freedom to roam. Forests, cultivated land and gardens aren't necessarily freely accessible by law, if they are pr
by seszett 2y ago
Generally, only undeveloped land is covered by freedom to roam. Forests, cultivated land and gardens aren't necessarily freely accessible by law, if they are privately owned they can be fenced.
There is much more expansive freedom to roam in Scotland, but then most of the land there is undeveloped anyway.