One of Dartmoor’s oldest paths is under threat of being stopped up – and you have just a few days to object. The footpath, running through Okehampton Battlecamp, on the northern boundary of the Dartmoor National Park, is facing closure by the Ministry of Defence, despite the fact that it existed long before the battlecampContinue reading “Dartmoor Path in Peril”
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Walking the Old Ways to Church
Back in the days when I was an area footpaths secretary for the Ramblers Association, the usual moan of the country landowners association was that our quaint network of footpaths should be cut down and rationalised because, they said, “who is interested in the way our ancestors walked to church?” Er, well actually I am,Continue reading “Walking the Old Ways to Church”