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  • Finbar Saunders
    Finbar Saunders Posts: 299
    At the time I lived about 12 miles away from where this mountain lion attack killed a cyclist.

    http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_q ... _n9722784/

    It's why I moved to Kent!
    No-one wanted to eat Patagonia Toothfish so they renamed it Chilean Sea Bass and now it's in danger of over fishing!
  • passout
    passout Posts: 4,425
    I used to work for the National Trust in the North East. A couple of rangers swore blind that they saw a puma in the wilds. They weren't the sort of fellas to BS. I believe you mate! I'd like to see one myself but I haven't heard of any near Preston......
    'Happiness serves hardly any other purpose than to make unhappiness possible' Marcel Proust.
  • Finbar Saunders
    Finbar Saunders Posts: 299
    The truth is out there....... http://www.bigcatmonitors.co.uk/
    No-one wanted to eat Patagonia Toothfish so they renamed it Chilean Sea Bass and now it's in danger of over fishing!
  • dave_hill
    dave_hill Posts: 3,877
    heathy_76 wrote:
    dave_hill wrote:
    I see a giant c0ck every time my neighbour opens his front door.

    A see a massive c*nt when my nextdoor neighbour opens his. Perhaps we should introduce them.

    I thought you were my neighbour for a mo...!! :D
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  • ddraver
    ddraver Posts: 26,734
    geordiefreerider wrote:
    Once on hamsterley black with my brother I saw something pure black about the size of a labrador run into the undergrowth, jumped off my bike but couldnt see anything.

    It happened so quick I never got a proper look at it, but I did find the skull of a ram under a fallen tree which made me think how did it get there !!

    Still have the skull in my back garden ha ha !!

    I err ho hum....would that be a Labrador then?! They do do them in Black you know :P
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  • fedrat
    fedrat Posts: 22
    Where's Robins Wood in Derby?
    Giant ATX 830
  • mea00csf
    mea00csf Posts: 558
    I saw a peacock crossing the road when i was riding back from a 10k race last weekend, very odd.

    I've also had a huge stag bound out of the forest (proper flying leap) right in front of me. If i'd me a metre further down i'd have had a front hoof to the head :shock:
    http://www.bicycletourist.weebly.com
  • ashfanman
    ashfanman Posts: 186
    skullthaw wrote:
    there is a hill in scotland i beleve that appears to be going down both ways it is REALLY weird (on a road though)

    All hills appear to do that if you're standing on the top... :wink:
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  • passout
    passout Posts: 4,425
    ashfanman wrote:
    skullthaw wrote:
    there is a hill in scotland i beleve that appears to be going down both ways it is REALLY weird (on a road though)

    All hills appear to do that if you're standing on the top... :wink:

    I think know what he means - there's a hill on the Isle of Mann which is something of an optical illusion; to do with the horizon I seem to remember. Forget the name - I'm sure it's on the net somewhere.
    'Happiness serves hardly any other purpose than to make unhappiness possible' Marcel Proust.
  • lastwords
    lastwords Posts: 304
    passout wrote:
    ashfanman wrote:
    skullthaw wrote:
    there is a hill in scotland i beleve that appears to be going down both ways it is REALLY weird (on a road though)

    All hills appear to do that if you're standing on the top... :wink:

    I think know what he means - there's a hill on the Isle of Mann which is something of an optical illusion; to do with the horizon I seem to remember. Forget the name - I'm sure it's on the net somewhere.

    I believe it is somewhere south of ayre on the coast, as i went on holiday there and i drove by the big stone plaque several times in the week before stopping to read about the optical illusion.

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