We Went to Hutton-le-Hole @KokowaSarunoKuniDesu

Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago

We went to Hutton-le-Hole and walked about a bit. It was a nice day and these are family snaps.

Scott Joplin's Entertainer is generated by MuseSore and sounds respectable.

Portillo:Why do you think Im not Socialist? Charles: Cause you didnt buy your own cuppa tea!

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Stamford Bridge, well after the Battle, November 28th, 2023

Clifton Backies Path in a Terrible State, February 21st, 2023.

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$The Real Difference between Britain and America Our attitude to the right to walk anywhere. In Britain we have public footpaths that have been in use for centuries, millennia even, including the right to walk across land that is actively farmed: for livestock and meadows, and scrubby uplands. This comes with the responsibility not to destroy a farmers crops or scatter their livestock, of course. America has 3 million square miles of land, but only a tiny fraction has designated footpaths, typically in National and State Parks. Farmers do not welcome you to walk on their land. Indeed, they all have guns and you might very well get shot. Whereas we in Britain just walk in the fields in our daily lives, I never in 25 years saw any sort of access to private farmland in the USA. And yet, up till 1776, the Native Americans were walking everywhere. What happened to their paths and their rights?$

The Pilgrimage of Grace started in Louth on 1st October 1536