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Campaigners stage mass trespass calling for more countryside access in England - Vimarsana News

Campaigners stage mass trespass calling for more countryside access in England

They say a right to roam law south of the border would give people better access to rural areas which would benefit their health.

Campaigners stage mass trespass calling for more countryside access in England - Vimarsana News

Campaigners stage mass trespass calling for more countryside access in England

They say a right to roam law south of the border would give people better access to rural areas which would benefit their health.

Campaigners stage mass trespass calling for more countryside access in England - Vimarsana News

Campaigners stage mass trespass calling for more countryside access in England

They say a right to roam law south of the border would give people better access to rural areas which would benefit their health.

The new Scottish coast-to-coast route best explored on two wheels - Vimarsana News

The new Scottish coast-to-coast route best explored on two wheels

Did the cycling supremo Chris Hoy ever have to shove two jumbo car wash sponges bought from a local Spar down the back of his Lycra to assuage saddle soreness?

'I love twigs': botanical painter Emma Tennant interviewed - Vimarsana News

'I love twigs': botanical painter Emma Tennant interviewed

Hermitage, where the heel of Roxburghshire kicks into the once-lawless Debatable Lands, seems an unlikely place to find a botanical artist. It’s hard to make anything grow here, let alone an exhibition-load of rare and sometimes exotic plants. Lorded over by Hermitage Castle, a menacing hulk of medieval brutalism described by George MacDonald Fraser as