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Somebody owns it and they can choose to sell it if they like....i hate this sense of entitlement MTBers seem to have about the countryside, a lot of it is private land and you are lucky to be allowed on it!
I feel lucky to be allowed to ride in the area. Not sure why we are not allowed to be worried that the opportunity may not be there much longer?
Why lucky?
The countryside should be opened for all to enjoy.
Somebody owns it and they can choose to sell it if they like....i hate this sense of entitlement MTBers seem to have about the countryside, a lot of it is private land and you are lucky to be allowed on it!
Hoorah!.
That worry will be your sense of entitlement. 🙄
Hurrah for Scotland
That is concerning...worse case as i see it is like the the wotton estate where everything is fenced off with lots of 'private keep out' signs aside the FPs & BWs
All of the above is true but is slightly veering off topic to my mind. Thanks to jools for bringing this up.
Yes Scotland has better access laws.
Yes people can sell the land they own
Yes we're "lucky" to be allowed to ride on it.
Yes we can be worried that some land we ride is changing ownership and so some of our trails might not be available anymore.
A rush and a push and the land is ours