I'm researching the history of Scottish Drove Roads. Can you tell me when droving was at its peak and roughly how many cattle were moved annually during that time? Also, list three other types of Heritage Paths mentioned on the ScotWays website. Finally, when was ScotWays founded?
Navigate to 'scotways.com'. Navigate to the 'Who We Are' section of the website (usually found in the main navigation). On the 'Who We Are' page, find and extract the founding year of ScotWays. Navigate back to the homepage or use the navigation to go to the 'Heritage Paths' section. On the 'Heritage Paths' page, click on the 'Ask Ken' link. On the 'Ask Ken' page, click on the 'About Types of Heritage Paths' link. On the 'About Types of Heritage Paths' page, click on the 'Drove Roads' link. From the 'Drove Roads' page, extract the period when droving was at its peak and the estimated number of cattle moved annually during that time. Return to the 'About Types of Heritage Paths' page (if not already there) and list three other distinct types of Heritage Paths mentioned on that page (e.g., Coffin Roads, Fish Roads, Military Roads). Synthesize all collected information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Who We Are' page. The agent states that ScotWays was founded in 1845. The agent successfully navigates to the 'Drove Roads' page. The agent states that droving was at its peak in the 18th and early 19th centuries. The agent states that around 100,000 to 150,000 cattle were moved annually during the peak period. The agent lists three other distinct types of Heritage Paths (e.g., Coffin Roads, Fish Roads, Military Roads, Pilgrimage Routes, Postie Paths, Medieval Roads, Roman Roads, Salters’ Roads, Trade Routes, Traveller Routes, Leisure Paths).