NYTimes has a
piece today by a guy who walked the route of the Keystone pipeline, which turns out to be the hook for a proposal that people should be able to walk where they please, as they can in the UK and other nations.
I suspect in the UK an etiquette has developed over the years (centuries?) for walking, an etiquette which we would lack in the US. An etiquette which might include:
- no trash
- no feeding the animals, domestic or wild
- no scaring the animals
- avoid the bulls
- no trash
Anytime you open a new frontier, it takes a while for etiquette/manners to develop for it. That was true when railroads were invented, it would be true for national walking.
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