Now that's not an everyday cycling moment
- Thread starter CopperBrompton
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Married to Night Train
- Location
- Salford, UK
<ahem!>
<pedant>
Unless any of you are of a North American persuasion, those are Elk. Standards please!
(Moose is the American name for them. To them an Elk is what we call a Red Deer. Hence the importance of standard Latin binomials in scientific literature.)
(In which case, those as Alces alces)
</pedant>
Cool beasts though. You can see why Scandinavian cars are well built, to withstand potential collisions...
<pedant>
Unless any of you are of a North American persuasion, those are Elk. Standards please!
(Moose is the American name for them. To them an Elk is what we call a Red Deer. Hence the importance of standard Latin binomials in scientific literature.)
(In which case, those as Alces alces)
</pedant>
Cool beasts though. You can see why Scandinavian cars are well built, to withstand potential collisions...
skudupnorth
Cycling Skoda lover
- Location
- Astley,Manchester
I would have give the bugger a pat on the nose,none of that jumping over into the road for me ! Looks a smart place to ride and look at that barrier.....no bloody car driving over that cycle path with losing it's bodywork !!!
fossyant
Ride It Like You Stole It!
- Location
- South Manchester
I too would have tried to pat it/them...but.................WTF - the bike would have been over the armco straight away....not having some animal eat my bike.............. 
