Accident this morning: King's Road/Edith Grove lights

cjcp

Went past around 8am today. An ambulance on the scene, double-decker bus across the junction, with someone on the road under a blanket. Didn't look.

Anyone know what happened? Was it a bike or motor bike involved?

jzed

Had a look on LFGSS and couldn't see anything. Did find this though (http://www.lfgss.com/thread81938.html) :shock: :shock: Nearly hit some ducks crossing the road last week.

veronese68

JZed wrote:

Did find this though (http://www.lfgss.com/thread81938.html) :shock: :shock:

Fook me!!! Ouch! Wildlife does worry me, even more now.

roger_merriman

Veronese68 wrote:

JZed wrote:

Did find this though (http://www.lfgss.com/thread81938.html) :shock: :shock:

Fook me!!! Ouch! Wildlife does worry me, even more now.

yeah, though on a lighter side. many years back barrelling down a trail nr my folks place, a sheep ran out and a took my front wheel out, luckily this being wales the ground was wet so we slid along in a heap.

no harm done though the sheep did look worried has to be said since it was on the bottom of the heap, no doubt heard about welsh men....

jzed

roger merriman wrote:

Veronese68 wrote:

JZed wrote:

Did find this though (http://www.lfgss.com/thread81938.html) :shock: :shock:

Fook me!!! Ouch! Wildlife does worry me, even more now.

yeah, though on a lighter side. many years back barrelling down a trail nr my folks place, a sheep ran out and a took my front wheel out, luckily this being wales the ground was wet so we slid along in a heap.

no harm done though the sheep did look worried has to be said since it was on the bottom of the heap, no doubt heard about welsh men....

trust there was no body around. Might have been a bi difficult explaining why you were on top of a sheep.

roger_merriman

JZed wrote:

roger merriman wrote:

Veronese68 wrote:

JZed wrote:

Did find this though (http://www.lfgss.com/thread81938.html) :shock: :shock:

Fook me!!! Ouch! Wildlife does worry me, even more now.

yeah, though on a lighter side. many years back barrelling down a trail nr my folks place, a sheep ran out and a took my front wheel out, luckily this being wales the ground was wet so we slid along in a heap.

no harm done though the sheep did look worried has to be said since it was on the bottom of the heap, no doubt heard about welsh men....

trust there was no body around. Might have been a bi difficult explaining why you were on top of a sheep.

luckily no though I stupidly told my mates, gits!

jzed

roger merriman wrote:

luckily no though I stupidly told my forumites, gits!

FTFY - baaaahhhhh.

mr_ribble

Dragon Ride a couple of years back there was more than one accident as a results of Man vs Sheep. I think if its ovine, povine, vulpine, feline, caprine or canine then you stand a chance. Equine or bovine is a different beast altogether!

roger_merriman

JZed wrote:

roger merriman wrote:

luckily no though I stupidly told my forumites, gits!

FTFY - baaaahhhhh.

about right rather worrying it must 20 odd years ago...well that makes me feel old!

veronese68

All I know is I'm glad I missed the rampaging stag in the park a while back. It was very big and very pointy.

mr_ribble

Veronese68 wrote:

All I know is I'm glad I missed the rampaging stag in the park a while back. It was very big and very pointy.

Im sure I had a blind one run out in-front of me t'other day. It had no eyed deer I was there.

spen666

roger merriman wrote:

Veronese68 wrote:

JZed wrote:

Did find this though (http://www.lfgss.com/thread81938.html) :shock: :shock:

Fook me!!! Ouch! Wildlife does worry me, even more now.

yeah, though on a lighter side. many years back barrelling down a trail nr my folks place, a sheep ran out and a took my front wheel out, luckily this being wales the ground was wet so we slid along in a heap.

no harm done though the sheep did look worried has to be said since it was on the bottom of the heap, no doubt heard about welsh men....

Probably was worried as it had no insurance

FoldingJoe

JZed wrote:

Might have been a bi difficult explaining why you were on top of a sheep.

Really? I thought it was quite normal, for Welshmen!!

rjsterry

Veronese68 wrote:

All I know is I'm glad I missed the rampaging stag in the park a while back. It was very big and very pointy.

And his antlers were quite scary too. :roll:

Kieran_Burns

FoldingJoe wrote:

JZed wrote:

Might have been a bi difficult explaining why you were on top of a sheep.

Really? I thought it was quite normal, for Welshmen!!

bi difficult?

So ewe into rams as well then?

Some Welshman have no shame - although I guess it gives you something to hang onto....