Frustrated homeowner describes how people use her front garden as a shortcut to get between public pathways—one entitled visitor even uses her driveway as her own parking space: 'People constantly trespass on my lawn just to save a few minutes'

This homeowner lives beside rural walking routes in a small UK village and regularly deals with visitors crossing her front garden. After returning home exhausted from a ten-hour shift, she discovered that a stranger had even parked her Fiat 500 in the homeowner's private driveway while going out to walk her dog.One thing I find fascinating about the United Kingdom is the concept of the "right to roam". While the concept does also exist in other places in the world, it is noticeably absent here in the United States.

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