Through Road

For foreigners, the German rights of way on footpaths can be very troublesome. You may see on a map what looks lie a footpath and when you actually get there, you think you can't possibly simply wander through the middle of someone's property. But generally, you can!

The above scene is not such a clear case as the track that goes past the building on the right is "tractor-wide" and comes directly off a normal asphalt road. But on the other side is the rest - main house and garden - of the property. The, 1485 built, 1575 newly built Upper Mill. 

Here is an older Blip that shows the yard and track more clearly.

So the display of objects in what is I guess officially their garden is, so to speak, open to the public 24/7 and to the dogs! I wonder if you could leave such bits & bobs about in a UK small town?