Who owned land 2001 Stock Photos and Images
Public Inquiry notices placed near woodland tracks in Adisham, Kent relating to a public inquiry into access to land owned by Timothy Steel. The landowner and former stockbroker disputes the claims of the villagers of Adisham, near Canterbury, Kent, who are fighting for the rights to roam in his woodland. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Picture date: Wednesday August 4, 2010. The picturesque area is believed by locals to have been trodden by pilgrims on their way to Canterbury, subject of a collection of stories by the 14th century author Chaucer. Villagers face opposition in their battle for public Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-public-inquiry-notices-placed-near-woodland-tracks-in-adisham-kent-111082563.htmlRMGCM6XB–Public Inquiry notices placed near woodland tracks in Adisham, Kent relating to a public inquiry into access to land owned by Timothy Steel. The landowner and former stockbroker disputes the claims of the villagers of Adisham, near Canterbury, Kent, who are fighting for the rights to roam in his woodland. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Picture date: Wednesday August 4, 2010. The picturesque area is believed by locals to have been trodden by pilgrims on their way to Canterbury, subject of a collection of stories by the 14th century author Chaucer. Villagers face opposition in their battle for public
Old growth trees stretch toward the sky in Brown Woods which was sold to developers by Bill Brown who owned the land. To stop a low income housing division from being built on land filled with trees and sinkhole a tree sit began during March 2001 and lasted more than 100 days in Bloomington, Indiana. The first sitter Tracy 'Dolphin' McNeely secretly climbed down in in late June citing burnout after she was supported by a ground crew for months. Another sitter, Mike 'Moss' Englert, who had replaced her managed to avoid being arrested when waw enforcement authorities raided the Bluebird treesit Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-old-growth-trees-stretch-toward-the-sky-in-brown-woods-which-was-sold-140743210.htmlRMJ4YBB6–Old growth trees stretch toward the sky in Brown Woods which was sold to developers by Bill Brown who owned the land. To stop a low income housing division from being built on land filled with trees and sinkhole a tree sit began during March 2001 and lasted more than 100 days in Bloomington, Indiana. The first sitter Tracy 'Dolphin' McNeely secretly climbed down in in late June citing burnout after she was supported by a ground crew for months. Another sitter, Mike 'Moss' Englert, who had replaced her managed to avoid being arrested when waw enforcement authorities raided the Bluebird treesit
