Reader's Blog: Pining for a rural idyll to encourage countryside explorers

Pine trees grow quickly in our climate and can be profitable for some farmers but on the other hand they can prevent natural plants and wild life from thriving under their dense shade. But an upside of these dark pine woods is that they could potentially provide ideal spaces to construct high covered track ways for countryside explorers to walk discreetly through lawfully protected, privately-owned farm land.

By this way countryside explorers would not have to fear that they could bother farm owners and in turn farm owners likewise would not have to bother being concerned with explorers either. These explorers could also walk safe and dry in the countryside not just like as often happens in our high summer-tourist season but also remain dry during the worst weather conditions during winter, off-season time.