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17-09-2004, 07:18 PM
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| | | Right to Roam Isn't it yesterday or today that the right to roam laws start to come into effect? Great news for us wildlife enthusiasts as we can now start to do a bit more exploring off the beaten track.
Truth be told, I've always found landowners to be very genourous and have rarely had a problem if I strayed a bit (the odd mile or two  ) to follow a bird or butterfly. | 
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