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Chat & Social => The Bar - General Chat => Topic started by: Thrasher on March 31, 2006, 17:58:16
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http://www.ramblers.org.uk/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=5987
Some of the advice on there is downright illegal!?!
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yeah but they are RAMBLERS not nasty 4x4 drivers... then again electric fence + 4x4 = .. no shock :lol:... then again lets hope they take some of the advice to hand....in view of the farmer, who just happens to have his 12 bore with him :lol:
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oh dear all my cows have run out on to the local motorway and caused a big pile up ,i wonder who pulled that post out ... i think you get my drift :lol:
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That about sum's up their thinking :roll:
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do as i say not as I do
The Rambles new motto :lol:
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um.. did I miss something there ??
There was an illegal obstruction on a PRoW (in this case a footpath).. as I understand it, you have the right to remove such an obstruction provided you don't take any of it or cause undue damage.
The 'wilder' ways to abate it and the more 'questionable' advice was put down by what seem like a number of pretty reasonable posts.
I'm not one to side with the RA... but come on... do we really need to go looking for fights ?
Just have a think about some of the things posted on here (often in jest) about abating obstructions on byways.......
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brainless bobble hat boot brigade not an ounce of common sence amoung them shame there is so many off them
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brainless bobble hat boot brigade not an ounce of common sence amoung them shame there is so many off them
Please don't tar us all with the same brush - I enjoy getting both my four wheels muddy, and my two feet (admittedly I do not wear a bobble hat). I don't classify myself as a rambler.........a long-distance dog-walker, and competent hill/mountain walker/climber yes - but rambing, no!
Jim
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um.. did I miss something there ??
There was an illegal obstruction on a PRoW (in this case a footpath).. as I understand it, you have the right to remove such an obstruction provided you don't take any of it or cause undue damage.
The 'wilder' ways to abate it and the more 'questionable' advice was put down by what seem like a number of pretty reasonable posts.
I'm not one to side with the RA... but come on... do we really need to go looking for fights ?
Just have a think about some of the things posted on here (often in jest) about abating obstructions on byways.......
Just what I was thinking, we would be up in arms if it was a BOAT or ORPA that was illegally obstructed.
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I should have added a rider I suppose - in that it seems the ramblers are just like us - i.e. there are the sensible ones - and the *not* sensible ones :(
However - my point still stands that we ALL damage the land.....be it on 2 wheels, 2 feet, 4 feet, 4 wheels or a pogo stick....
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be it on 2 wheels, 2 feet, 4 feet, 4 wheels or a pogo stick....
Dont forget about unicycles !!!!!!
(http://www.vimes.u-net.com/bmw2-photos/022_19.jpg)
My boss is into off road unicycling (think I am kidding dont you) He cycles up n down mountains. If he feels adventurous he juggles at the same time !!!!!
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There's a caption competion somewere just waiting for that photo :lol: :lol:
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Yes I thought the replies some were very sensible from the ramblers site. Good luck to them. What am I saying, leave the 4x4's alone you bobble hats.
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i know that walking route quite well, and have been through there many times, but i have never come across an electric fence on it.
in some places the path isnt that clear, so i think these people were not actually on the path.
there are paths that can be followed, i guess made by cattle, but they go across farm land, not a PRoW.
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i quite fancy seeing neil on a pogo stick.
unicycle offroading thats gonna hurt the legs i know iused to ride a unicycle.
with ref to the post well my opionions are staying shutum at the mo.
dazza