Amenity land?

[GardenKit]

I love the passion you have for this magical place, and you have now instilled in me a strong desire to find said place and experience this for myself.

 

But I won't, as it's your special place, and to intrude would be wrong, as, if too many start to visit it may dilute the feelings you and your family have for it.

 

The magic that it holds may be connected with your family and may be broken by outsiders.

 

It may cease to hold its charm when you find it violated, even mildly, by others. Rubbish, dog mess, camp fires (or even brush fires in dry weather), broken fences, initials carved into trees and rocks, etc etc.

 

Keep it secret, keep it safe and visit it more often yourselves and allow only trusted friends to share this incredible place.

 

At least, thats what I would do, and not feel selfish.

[farmer rod]

Farmer Rod. I detect hint of sarcasm in your post. I have no idea what a yurt is although incomers keep telling me about them. Some kind of tent?

 

Stereo, perhaps a hint, but not in a bad way I hope, I do find that I get a little jaded by the endless tasks that owning somwhere brings along, from picking up baloons and lanterns to towing next doors lost delivery driver back to the road, and if its not man made distractions then ramapant vegetation and fallen trees. I still count myself lucky, and by the sound of it so do you.

 

I found a Swedish Biker and his lady had pitched their tent on the farm one night. Its perfectly legal in Sweden and I hadnt the heart to chuck them off, it was a beautiful evening and a lovely place to spend the night. They left an empty bottle though, got me thinking I should put up a tent and charge people to stay. I havent though!

[Stereo]

Then the council would have for change of use.