MJenkinson
Member
Forgive me if I have missed this in previous discussions but..
How many caves would have access limitations removed if CROW applies, versus how many nice caves would have access constraints lifted thus running the risk of damage?
Surely everyone has a right to go down a cave if on access land within the country which they fund through taxes and the like? Some caves may see more traffic and they may get vandalised but isn't that a small price to pay for opening up the sport of caving to more people as and when they want to do it?
How many caves would have access limitations removed if CROW applies, versus how many nice caves would have access constraints lifted thus running the risk of damage?
Surely everyone has a right to go down a cave if on access land within the country which they fund through taxes and the like? Some caves may see more traffic and they may get vandalised but isn't that a small price to pay for opening up the sport of caving to more people as and when they want to do it?