A SOUTH Devon singer-songwriter has released a folk anthem which is designed to raise funds for the Right to Roam movement on which it is based.
Holly Ebony, from Totnes, has written and recorded the song 'Follow Your Feet' which is a poetic celebration of exploring Dartmoor which is now under threat by legal moves to ban wild camping.
The movement which the legal case has spurned, Right to Roam, saw more than 3,000 people march on Dartmoor last year after a High Court judgment which removed the right to camp overnight.
A further protest, designed to highlight the issue of 'access islands' where public land can only be accessed by crossing privately owned property, had to be called off due to inclement weather later in the year.
Holly said she was part of the initial protest and has recorded to song to highlight and support the Right to Roam cause.
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