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Descent 310 is out now.
....so prepare to see some of the best writing and photography from the caving world
Including: Into the Echo Chamber, Tim Allen reports on another magnificent Yorkshire Dales find by the Space Miners....and: The Great Geoff Yeadon, undoubtedly one of the greats of the caving world. Following his death at the age of 75, Geoff Crossley, Martin Grass and Mick Nunwick pay tribute to him.
Interesting background reading to the access debate
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Loki
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The point is that there is no law to stop people canoeing where they like as no-one owns the navigation rights to the river (something i always thought anyway), just like there is no law that can stop people going caving on open access land (something i have always done anyway).
and anyway whats the point of fishing just to throw the fecker back in the river after sitting waiting in the rain for hours - i mean what is the point?
and anyway whats the point of fishing just to throw the fecker back in the river after sitting waiting in the rain for hours - i mean what is the point?
exsumper
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The main point is 0.6 percent of the population owning the majority of the land.
I've always been a proponent of a land tax. This would prevent single families hanging onto millions of acres for ever and allow people who wish to build their own home, own a small holding or whatever to do so. It would also result in a far more productive use of the land.
I've always been a proponent of a land tax. This would prevent single families hanging onto millions of acres for ever and allow people who wish to build their own home, own a small holding or whatever to do so. It would also result in a far more productive use of the land.
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