Walkers mark the 90th anniversary of the Kinder Trespass

The video discusses the historical context of rambling groups, highlighting a significant event where five ramblers were arrested for walking on the Moors, which drew substantial media attention. It emphasizes the limited access to open countryside, with only 8% being accessible, and addresses public concerns about land rights and the use of footpaths. The video also touches on the potential criminalization of rambling, noting its chilling implications, particularly for travelling communities.

What was the main reason the ramblers attracted media attention?

• They held a press conference.

• They vandalized private property.

• They were arrested for walking on the Moors.

• They organized a large protest.

What percentage of open countryside is accessible to the public?

• 5%

• 10%

• 8%

• 15%

Why do most people stick to footpaths while rambling?

• Because walking off the paths is difficult.

• Because it's illegal to walk off paths.

• To protect wildlife.

• To avoid getting lost.

What analogy is used to explain concerns about land rights?

• Sharing a meal with strangers.

• Allowing people to walk through your garden.

• Inviting strangers into your home.

• Walking through a public park.

What was the legal status of rambling in 1932?

• It was a civil offense.

• It was a criminal offense.

• It was about to be criminalized.

• It was encouraged by the government.