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Sacred Stones in Indian Civilization: with Special Reference to Megaliths

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Re: Colmeallie by Anonymous on Saturday, 01 November 2008

Re comment above, dated 31 Oct 2008:-

1. "...the new owners (non-local)..."

I wonder at the significance of the expression "non-local" in this context. Are we not all "non-local" to some extent or another?

2. "....signs down the road stating "No unauthorised vehicles beyond this point"....."

If it's their road, whyever not? This doesn't prevent cyclists using the road in question, as - within reason - they are authorised by the Land Reform (Scotland) Act 2003.

3. "......these clowns are going to have to learn......"

Inadvertently, surely, the previous poster appears to slip into "gangster" terminology and thereby discredits his cause.

4. "....the days of colonialism are over...."

Is someone suggesting the contrary?

5. "....local action is planned....."

Good grief!

In short, "Wake up!". If you want to visit the Colmeallie site on foot, the law is on your side. If you can't be bothered parking the car and walking, the law is not on your side. If you're disabled, and need to drive closer, a responsible and courteous approach to the landowner would be supported by the Code.

Exactly what more do you want?

Something is not right. This message is just to keep things from messing up down the road