Howburn Digger wrote: Megalithics wrote: Is this right to roam stuff valid in practice?
Anyone had good/bad right to roamy experiences with landowners?
Puzzled,
Maggie & Keith
Absolutely valid in practice and enshrined in law. I cannot concieve of Life any other way and had genuinely forgotten that the southern neighbours had such heavy restrictions on their basic freedoms. I suppose living under such an oppressive system down South, our freedom to roam and go where we please up here in Scotland must seem a bit unreal and unbelievable.
Come up. Walk anywhere you want. Stop anywhere you wish and take it all in. Fill your boots.
There are siome limitations ,during the stalking season and grouse shooting it's dangerous for man and beast .Some estates also have a restrictions between April and August when you are asked to stick to tracks to avoid possible problems with ground nesting birds . Splendid irony with signs that declare "Wildlife consrvation area " adjoining grouse butts and traps with five rooks and no water .
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