Important sites for pilgrimage were placed in a series of intimate, site-specific relationships with such features as crags, springs and views of mountains.
For the surroundings, when they become visible through the cloud, are exposed and desolate, the peaty ground only broken by the faint silhouette of other distant crags.
Newman never wavered from that search for truth, despite moors, fens, crags and torrents in his path.
Climbers can climb those crags even though perhaps no general right of access exists to the moorland massif of which they form a part.
It would vary from areas with crags where climbers might be involved to those with people on horseback who had de facto rights.
It involves people coming to see our countryside, its green fields, woodland, cloud, crag and stream, much of which is unique in the world.
Under the current wording that would apply to the crags on mountain tops.
When he is leaping about from crag to crag in high finance, arguing for tax relief for the wealthy, he is full of himself.
