satans budgie said:2 Buzzards walking around in a field, a Ford Ka on its roof in another field. Speed trap, police pulling a body out of a stream and women in a 4x4 ripping her driver’s side roof bar off as she caught it on the side of an overhanging mobile home being taken towards a caravan park on the north side of St Andrews because she could not wait.......
Lazy-Commuter said:Last night, a few rabbits and a squirrel and then I got to chase another pheasant .. I was going down the quiet lane into my village; this particular section is just about one car wide, banked edges with hedges, downhill. It's a no-through road with few houses on it so I tend to pick up a bit of speed.
The pheasant was in the road, and 'cos it was hemmed in by the hedges, it couldn't easily run off to the side so it ran wildly down the road in front of me for a time, zig-zagging back and forth. While I scrubbed off a fair amount of speed and sat behind it, cackling manically.
This morning I heard - but didn't see a woodpecker. There was plenty of daffodils out which is always nice on a crisp bright spring morning. And I spotted the Greater Crested Groundsman on a golf course doing groundsman things. Which, that early in the morning, seems to consist mostly of having a sneaky bit of practice.
and a few dogs. Some of the dogs were in a cage on the front of one bloke's trike. I quickly accelerated to 23mph+ and left him there.
Wigsie said:I want to peek inside your mind! ha ha
Either that or NEVER ride in your neighbourhood!
Ouch. I'd rather hit a pheasant than a sheep .. and, of course, sheep don't have the flying option. Not without a catapult anyway ..Plax said:
You forgot cigarrette endsBSA said:
I have had that on my rural runs and it can be quite amusing, in their desperation they usually try to squeeze through the 1st gap in the fence that's too small for them but they stubbornly keep at it.Plax said:
