5 pts Henry Thayer owned a farm in Seabeck, Washington. For over 40 years, various farmers had cut across his land to reach a second farm that had no other access to the road. Thayer never granted them permission to cut across his land. In 1989, George Page bought the second farm of about 120 acres. Page also used Thayer's farm to gain access to his farm. Shortly after buying the second farm, Page began to improve his access across Thayer's property. Page brought in large road-building equipment to level and solidify the road and make it safe for his heavy farm equipment. Thayer attempted to stop Page's work by constructing a barricade across the entrance to the disputed area. Page sued. Is Page entitled to use and improve the road across Thayer's property? Specifically explain the legal rule or principle supporting your