All manner of footpaths, bridleways andbywayscrisscross the English countryside, many of which have been trodden by humans since ancient times. Access to them is enshrined in law passed just over 75 years ago. That means no matter who owns the land, there’s usually a signposted trail, and...
Here are some examples of burial mounds—both ancient and relatively new—that you can visit and learn more about. 1. Dougleby Howe (Britain) Dougleby Howe (also known as Howe Hill) is one of the largest barrows in Britain. It’s located in an area where there are four such burial mo...
All manner of footpaths, bridleways andbywayscrisscross the English countryside, many of which have been trodden by humans since ancient times. Access to them is enshrined in law passed just over 75 years ago. That means no matter who owns the land, there’s usually a signposted trail, and...