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common era C
common era May 17, 2011 14:17:36
Replying to goffik

It's probably already been mentioned (sorry, didn't read through all the posts here) but my philosophy regarding being in the great outdoors is simple. First, follow the Countryside Code:

http://www.naturalengland.org.uk/ourwork/enjoying/countrysidecode/default.aspx

Even simpler than that is the old adage:

Take nothing but photographs.
Leave nothing but footprints.


No compromises either.

D drewbhoy
drewbhoy May 17, 2011 13:58:06
Replying to common era

If on crutches, leave crutch marks as well :-)

M moss
moss May 17, 2011 15:00:39
Replying to common era

common era wrote:
It's probably already been mentioned (sorry, didn't read through all the posts here) but my philosophy regarding being in the great outdoors is simple. First, follow the Countryside Code:

http://www.naturalengland.org.uk/ourwork/enjoying/countrysidecode/default.aspx

Even simpler than that is the old adage:

Take nothing but photographs.
Leave nothing but footprints.


No compromises either.

And please don't pick the wild flowers, it has always worried me that the more people that go to sites the few wild plants that are hanging on get trampled down, etc...
I would also pose the question do we have a right to demand to see every prehistoric monument - just because it happens to be there?