Thread: Hunting in France. Differences to NZ. Just for reference

Well like I said earlier, Im not here to change things , but it is frustrating when all your life you are used to being able to walk almost anywhere. Like you say about bridal paths... My missis has ridden horses all her life. In England never needed a float (or horse box) nor in France. in fact in France she got on her horse right outside the door, and rode for 20kms without crossing a road. I used to do the same with my 280 Sherco trials bike. Can even ride horses on all the country roads in Europe and 'most' cars respectively slowly overtake. I love the countryside, especially the fields and walking freely through them with my dog . Now we are here the dog stays in the garden and I look across the fields wondering if there is public access anywhere ?.. May not sound like a big deal to most people, but its sure hard to get used to for us.
@Beetroot ... Ive got a permit for hangawera hills, and do you know Ive been around here for 12 months and I still dont know where the access is
Lived in Bretagne (North West)