random shopping trolley
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While out yesterday out in the Lincolnshire Wolds in the middle of nowhere there was a lone shopping trolley. Got me thinking how did it end up there? I mean who and why would someone want to leave a trolley in the middle of nowhere? Just a random rant :oops:
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They are quite handy for getting home from the pub if you have a willing friend to push you...
Not that I've ever done that nor would I condone the ill treatment of shopping trolleys or fly tipping.
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Just spotted one near my home town, middle of a field stacked with boxes and bottles.
Good 7 miles from the nearest Tesco."BEER" Proof that god loves us and wants us to be happy0 -
I was wondering where I'd left my trolley, thanks reaper
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The River Chavsbourne runs next to our local Tescos and trolleys seem to be very fond of bathing. They congregate in the river and only move downstream to the creek when the river's in spate. When someone had the bright idea of removing them from the riverbed, environmentalists became concerned about the loss of a micro-habitat in the river - ''where would the herons stand?'' they pondered - so they installed some wicker-basket type affairs as a green replacement for our disappearing trolley habitats.0
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DIESELDOG wrote:They are quite handy for getting home from the pub if you have a willing friend to push you...
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DD
Impossible
The Lincs Wolds are too hilly to push people in trolleys
There are no pubs (worth going into) in the Lincs wolds
People from Lincolnshire have no friends.0 -
random man wrote:I was wondering where I'd left my trolley, thanks reaper
Are you sure it's yours mate? 'Cos I don't believe it had carbon wheels. Tail end Charlie
The above post may contain traces of sarcasm or/and bullsh*t.0 -
GiantMike wrote:DIESELDOG wrote:They are quite handy for getting home from the pub if you have a willing friend to push you...
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DD
Impossible
The Lincs Wolds are too hilly to push people in trolleys
There are no pubs (worth going into) in the Lincs wolds
People from Lincolnshire have no friends.
Glad I crossed the border then, I am, for my sins, a born and bred Yellowbelly.
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Phone your local Nick. They've got nothing better to do after all. :roll:DIESELDOG wrote:
They are quite handy for getting home from the pub if you have a willing friend to push you...
Love n hugs
DD
Bespoke is the way to go........
Anyway, can't stop, I'm off to Tesco's.........
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Agree with the above ... trolleys perform a vital fucntion for ecosystems they slow the flow of watercourses allowing all sorts of flora and fauna to establish ... has to be done to reverse the flood protection measures that speed up water flow...[/quote]0
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GiantMike wrote:DIESELDOG wrote:They are quite handy for getting home from the pub if you have a willing friend to push you...
Love n hugs
DD
Impossible
The Lincs Wolds are too hilly to push people in trolleys
There are no pubs (worth going into) in the Lincs wolds
People from Lincolnshire have no friends.
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At Wakefield Westgate train station yesterday, there was a luggage trolley with a sticker/sign which reads:
"Please do not remove this luggage trolley from York Station"
The best thing is, I think you have to change at Leeds to get from York to Wakefield Westgate.Ben
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