There, we join Marc. Former retired school director, he is now part of a road defense group and trails in his town. He immediately invites us to see a first path monopolized by owners. “”You see, this is the 41 trail. “ An imposing metal grid blocks access. “”This is not normal, this path is supposed to be public“, Lands up Marc.
As we chat in front of the barrier, a neighbor challenges us, visibly irritated by our coming. “That Make 32 years that I have lived here, I have never seen anyone spend there“, He says annoyed. The tone rises between the defender of the trails and him. The man explains to be exacerbated by the actions of the collective, that rehabilitating little or more taken paths is to waste taxpayer money.”At the time, I picked up waste, cans. We have already had flights. So stop now!“, He exclaims before turning his heels to go home.
We have already had punctured tires.
This kind of altercation is not uncommon explains Marc. “”We have already had punctured tires“. Despite this, the citizen does not demotive. With the association” Villers-la-Ville trails “,”We want to allow people to have access to the trails on which they have the right to move. These trails allow A much larger network, to go from one point to another much faster. It is much more reassuring for children.“
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