Ramble On

Right to Roam campaigner Terry Howard journeys across the Sheffield moorlands in this gentle cinematic ramble, which tells the story of the fight to reclaim England’s stolen ground.

90 years have passed since the legendary mass trespass of Kinder Scout, but the fight for access to the UK’s countryside is still ongoing. Today, Right to Roam campaigner Terry Howard walks in the footsteps of those activist ramblers before him, whose fight helped secure the right for common people to walk the land.

Following Terry from his home on the outskirts of Sheffield out into the open moorlands, he teaches us to listen to the ghosts of our ancestors, the joys of lying down in long grass, and the simple power of putting one foot in front of the other.

This film will screen as part of the short film compilation This Land is Our Land.