Barbara De"ath discussing sea wall

[Adam]

Well you certainly don't Adam as you only just recently found out where WHF is.

How many posts have you made on JB cycling the sea wall / farm tracks and you don't know what a public right of way is! You have never looked at a map have you!

You posted recently you knew every footpath within what was it five miles of where you live obviously only the smooth tarmac type.

Well I found out before you. Using Google Maps.

I said I could cycle anywhere around where I live without artificial lighting. This would be on roads but farm tracks would make no difference.

[Rob_]

Well I found out before you. Using Google Maps.

I said I could cycle anywhere around where I live without artificial lighting. This would be on roads but farm tracks would make no difference.

Google Maps does not show public rights of way.

[Adam]

'In England and Wales, excluding the 12 Inner London boroughs and the City of London, the right of way is a legally protected right of the public to pass and re-pass on specific paths.'

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And? Bamber cycled The Sea Wall, farm tracks & Pages Lane.

[Rob_]

'In England and Wales, excluding the 12 Inner London boroughs and the City of London, the right of way is a legally protected right of the public to pass and re-pass on specific paths.'

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And? Bamber cycled The Sea Wall, farm tracks & Pages Lane.

You are the one claiming he cycled that night and you have only just found out what a public right of way is. Which means ?

For your information anything that is not a right of way (in the countryside) is unlikely to be cycle friendly. Shows that you do absolutely zero research.

[Adam]

You are the one claiming he cycled that night and you have only just found out what a public right of way is. Which means ?

For your information anything that is not a right of way (in the countryside) is unlikely to be cycle friendly. Shows that you do absolutely zero research.

How do you know what is a public right of way on Bamber's route?

Wilkinson & Gunfire Graffiti said it was easy to cycle.

Hardy Boy's video shows The Sea Wall can be cycled. The man was cycling it!

[Rob_]

How do you know what is a public right of way on Bamber's route?

Wilkinson & Gunfire Graffiti said it was easy to cycle.

Hardy Boy's video shows The Sea Wall can be cycled. The man was cycling it!

Because I have checked.

I cannot find a route that keeps Bamber a decent distance from properties perhaps you can help me?

[Adam]

Because I have checked.

I cannot find a route that keeps Bamber a decent distance from properties perhaps you can help me?

How did you check?

You said the farm tracks are wide enough for tractors.

Try the 39 year old prosecution route.

[Rob_]

How did you check?

You said the farm tracks are wide enough for tractors.

Try the 39 year old prosecution route.

Tractors are designed to travel over extremely rough ground unless I am mistaken? cycles are not.

What was the 39 year prosecution route? I don't believe Bamber could cycle through farms that night?

[Adam]

Tractors are designed to travel over extremely rough ground unless I am mistaken? cycles are not.

What was the 39 year prosecution route? I don't believe Bamber could cycle through farms that night?

You don't know the prosecution route. You need to start researching.

Bamber's route is a straight forward 20 minute cycle ride on good, level terrain.

But appreciate supporters will try to make it look hard. The latest obstacle from Yvonne - there would be insects on the ground!

[Rob_]

You don't know the prosecution route. You need to start researching.

Bamber's route is a straight forward 20 minute cycle ride on good, level terrain.

But appreciate supporters will try to make it look hard. The latest obstacle from Yvonne - there would be insects on the ground!

Well he would not go through farms, so I find the prosecution route not viable, unless you know otherwise?

[Adam]

Well he would not go through farms, so I find the prosecution route not viable, unless you know otherwise?

Well he would cycle around/past Wyke farm. In darkness. The building is a long way from Pages Lane.

I did direct you to another Farm Track in reply 970 today. This avoids Wyke Farm.

[Rob_]

Well he would cycle around/past Wyke farm. In darkness. The building is a long way from Pages Lane.

I did direct you to another Farm Track in reply 970 today. This avoids Wyke Farm.

This is not a public right of way so it's very unlikely to be cycle friendly. It's why I have always said he walked.

[Adam]

This is not a public right of way so it's very unlikely to be cycle friendly. It's why I have always said he walked.

It looks like a farm track wide enough for a tractor to me. It also leads to another farm.

So obviously can be cycled.

You didn't tell me how you know which farm tracks on Google Maps are 'public rights of way'.  Final request.

[Rob_]

It looks like a farm track wide enough for a tractor to me. It also leads to another farm.

So obviously can be cycled.

You didn't tell me how you know which farm tracks on Google Maps are 'public rights of way'.  Final request.

Public rights of way should be maintained in a condition so they can be passed on foot. this does not mean they are suitable for cycling most are NOT.

I have come across some I struggle to walk on.

Where do you find where they are? I cannot believe you are asking!

[Adam]

Public rights of way should be maintained in a condition so they can be passed on foot. this does not mean they are suitable for cycling most are NOT.

I have come across some I struggle to walk on.

Where do you find where they are? I cannot believe you are asking!

Your claim that you know whether the farm tracks on Bamber's route are 'public rights of way' is dismissed.