just for the sake of argument – does it really work in scotland?
all thru the central belt i tend to think not. certainly there’s barely a loch you can go to that isn’t car camped all over, the laybys decorated with sacks of rubbish that people don’t want cluttering up their cars but think it’s okay someone else’s council tax pay to remove. and of course let’s not talk about the sewerage issue.
or maybe lets. because up in the islands they need to be building chemical disposal points for those white van ‘campers’ who can’t and won’t understand that a motorhome isn’t wild camping, who seem to believe that anywhere and everywhere is a suitable place for them to park up and ‘camp’ because, obviously they’re not like those terrible people down in loch lomond/chon/rannoch etc who need banning and any island types who say different must just be inbred.
as far as i can see the access code has meant the facilitation of the rural as service areas, playgrounds for a certain of middle class, who couldn’t care less about the environment beyond what it provides for their entertainment and nothing for the culture (or what’s left of it) that sustains it beyond their urban centred stereotypes.
