This is why the Darwall case matters, not just to Dartmoor, but for all our open spaces. The issue of wild camping is being used as a lever... but it's really about ANY recreational access to wild places. www.theguardian.com/environment/...

Picnicking on Dartmoor is trespassing, landowner’s lawyers tell court

Alexander Darwall, owner of Blachford estate in national park, is challenging the right to wild camping

Don't take this to serious, but if you had let Harald Hardråde ( Harold Harada) win at Stamford Bridge, you might have had our Scandinavian right to roam today ... When and how did you loose this old germanian right? (You do find it, at last partly, in Germany too.)

Leave the wilderness to the animals. Humans leave traces and disturb wildlife. Humans are a nuisance.