"John Slee" <[email protected]> wrote: >--- In [email protected], Bob Wood <bobdotw...@...> wrote: >> >> 2009/8/3 Adrian Stott <re...@...>: >> > Here, we have the chance to set a sensible rule. If its gets >> > generally embraced, towpath walkers can do a lot to enforce it >> > themselves (by always moving to the water side of the path).
>No, always moving to the non-water side of the path. Since recklessness and >speed are sometimes related to certain cyclists, and never to walkers, it >would seem reasonable that walkers should be protected. As far as moorers are >concerned, mooring pins will always be on the water side, and the same applies >to fishermen. Sorry, but it has to be "bicycles keep to the non-water side". That's because all the boat-related and water-related activity must be on the water side. Adrian Adrian Stott 07956-299966
