Sentence examples for ancient footpaths from inspiring English sources

Macfarlane took readers on walks along ancient footpaths from Scotland's Cairngorm Mountains to Tibet, enlivening the journey with poetic reflections on nature, archaeology, and human history.

For much of the last 16 years he has been working on the restoration of ancient footpaths, part of a unique art project led by one of the most popular British artists of the last 20 years, Andy Goldsworthy.

We frequently made trips to Wirikuta, the sacred desert of the Huichol people, in the eastern sierra south of Real, high up in the central mountains and honeycombed with ancient footpaths leading up into stony ruins.

Some paths disappeared when common land was enclosed in the 18th century but walkers fought back: in 1826, the Manchester Association for the Preservation of Ancient Footpaths was formed with the aim of taking a local landowner to court.A legal principle dubbed "once a highway, always a highway" means that a right of way, once established, is hard to abolish.

Following ancient footpaths, we crossed the spine of the Himalayas.

Wright successfully gained an order supporting his changes at his third attempt, but by then the case had attracted considerable interest and in 1826 the Manchester Society for the Preservation of Ancient Footpaths was formed.

The South Downs Way, a public and ancient footpath through fields and over stiles and under notably few trees, stays up on the highest ground between Eastbourne and Winchester — a hundred miles.

The South Downs Way, a public and ancient footpath through fields and over stiles and under notably few trees, stays up on the highest ground between Eastbourne and Winchester a hundred miles.

That's the thing about the Alps – they are grand, wild, dangerous, and yet, unlike the wildernesses of the US, Scandinavia or even Scotland, they have been farmed for centuries and are full of villages and ancient trading footpaths.

But the ________ that gave America Jack Kerouac also built the Mohawk Trail, a Berkshire Mountains-straddling, automotive-age ________ of an ancient Native American footpath between the Hudson and Connecticut River valleys.

Norfolk Coast Path, an ancient long distance footpath, cuts across the south eastern corner of the reserve along the sea wall between the farmland and the salt marshes, and further west at Holme-next-the-Sea the trail joins Peddars Way.