[geff82]

The right to roam/access was so natural and ingrained to me that it took me 3 decades of my life to finally realize that it was not everywhere like in Germany/Switzerland/Austria where the entire landscape is essentially one big recreational park. Vacation away from home is great, but living in a place where I am confined to my own ground/public roads and a few select pieces of federal land? Unimaginable. Freedom comes in many forms.... the right to roam is one I exercise every day.

I feel that the right to access/roam (depending on the country it is called and framed differently) hurts no one and makes everyones life better.