Traditionally commons are unenclosed areas of land where commoners have rights to graze livestock in the summer.
Many have been enclosed but some survive in the Cotswolds such as this one at Selsey near Stroud
Monday 5 July 2010
Common Grazing
Traditionally commons are unenclosed areas of land where commoners have rights to graze livestock in the summer.
Many have been enclosed but some survive in the Cotswolds such as this one at Selsey near Stroud
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Watch out for the cows. They are fast and occasionally run into the road.
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