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Warnings issued after worrying images of children on West Bay cliff edge - Vimarsana News

Warnings issued after worrying images of children on West Bay cliff edge

WARNINGS have been issued to stay away from clifftops after terrifying pictures were captured of young children sitting perilously close to the edge at West Bay. The first of the worrying images shows the two children posing for a photograph on the edge of a West Bay cliff, with one even dangling their legs over the edge, as two adults stand a fair distance away to take the picture. In the second, the picture appears to have already been taken and the young girl remains with her legs over the edge of the cliff far away from her adult supervisors.

Footpaths 'are being ruined by social distancing' National Trust warns - Vimarsana News

Footpaths 'are being ruined by social distancing' National Trust warns

Social distancing on footpaths is causing devastating erosion, the National Trust warned yesterday. Visitors are damaging landscapes and wildlife as they wander off trails – a problem exacerbated by much higher numbers embracing the countryside. Rob Rhodes, head of countryside management at the trust, said: ‘Many of our sites are seeing three times the usual number of visitors they would get on a busy summer’s day. ‘However, landscapes are more susceptible to damage at this time of year due to the colder and wetter weather.’ The trust advises walking in single file and waiting for o...

Christmas walks could ruin the countryside, National Trust warns - Vimarsana News

Christmas walks could ruin the countryside, National Trust warns

Christmas walks could ruin the countryside, National Trust warns  The charity says social distancing causing people to walk off the paths is killing plants and animals Social distancing is causing people to walk off the paths  Christmas walks could ruin the countryside, the National Trust has warned, as it said that social distancing is causing people to trample wildlife and cause erosion. The charity said that cumulative effects of winter weather, increased visitor numbers, and social distancing is starting to cause fresh erosion and widening of footpaths at hot spots across England.   R...