Sanctuary
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Re: Women Rambler Kills Cow
Sep 08, 2011, 21:48
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drewbhoy wrote: Grinago Stone, Oldmeldrum Golf Course,
Cairn on Kintore Golf Course,
Cleaved Head Cliff Fort on Tarlair Golf Club (Macduff)
Henge on Muir Of Ord golf course, I'm away to the 19th of course.
No wonder your courses are so difficult to play Drew you don't move anything out of the way! :-)
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Resonox
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Re: Women Rambler Kills Cow
Sep 09, 2011, 05:19
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Are so many golf courses built over the sites of "prehistoric settlements" because of the poor land management of the time robbing the earth nutrients creating the sandy subsoil(much loved of golf courses for bunkers etc)?
Obviously links courses built by the shore wouldn't be counted...different sand.
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Sanctuary
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Re: Women Rambler Kills Cow
Sep 09, 2011, 06:30
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drewbhoy wrote: At my summer residence older people listen to the Eagles and do the Birdie dance, as I give younger folk a guided tour of various 19ths often listening to Albatross, I get taxied about by my Driver called Mac Fleet Wood(s), a real Tiger of a man, my favourite pub is the Chip and Putt and in the afternoon I have some Tee. Sometimes I listen to the gang of Four but never Five as they are a Bogey and a severe Handicap. La la la la la la...................
I think you should go and Lie down Drew after a nice cuppa from the Tee Caddie and a Wedge of cake.
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tomwatts
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Re: Women Rambler Kills Cow
Sep 09, 2011, 09:04
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The irony....... wood you believe it............. Tee Hee.
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Sanctuary
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Re: Women Rambler Kills Cow
Sep 09, 2011, 09:15
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tomwatts wrote: The irony....... wood you believe it............. Tee Hee.
Yes I felt completely Shafted and had to get a Grip of myself.
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drewbhoy
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Re: Women Rambler Kills Cow
Sep 09, 2011, 10:54
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Sanctuary wrote: tomwatts wrote: The irony....... wood you believe it............. Tee Hee.
Yes I felt completely Shafted and had to get a Grip of myself.
I think Foursomes are better.
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drewbhoy
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Re: Women Rambler Kills Cow
Sep 09, 2011, 10:58
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Don't know, but the treatment of henge at Muir Of Ord is a disgrace whilst the people at Kintore deserve a fair amount of praise for keeping the cairn in good order. As for Cleaved Head, the people in Macduff simple don't know, maybe that is more Historic Scotland's fault. I'm sure the Grinago Stone will survive a few golf balls hitting it.
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Sanctuary
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Re: Women Rambler Kills Cow
Sep 09, 2011, 14:30
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drewbhoy wrote: Sanctuary wrote: tomwatts wrote: The irony....... wood you believe it............. Tee Hee.
Yes I felt completely Shafted and had to get a Grip of myself.
I think Foursomes are better.
Depends on the Birdies :-)
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The Eternal
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Re: Women Rambler Kills Cow
Sep 09, 2011, 21:25
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tjj wrote: drewbhoy wrote: tjj wrote: drewbhoy wrote: Just wondered if it had ever happened.
As in man bites dog?
I'm a woman, and a rambler - can't say I've heard of one of us killing a cow (except by proxy in the supermarket). Quite like cows as it happens, though usually preoccupied looking at wild flowers etc. ;o)
Wild flowers killing cows, now that would be something :-)
That can happen, many wild flowers are poisonous - I read somewhere that buttercups are poisonous to cattle. Ragwort is very poisonous to horses.
Chap and Chapess,
Bracken isn't good for cows, from what I'm told, although I often see sheep enjoying it. Mind you, a sheep once ate my wife's Milky Way on the top of Honister Pass.
Hate the bloody stuff too, so I do. Bracken, that is, not Milky Way.
Cheers,
TE.
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drewbhoy
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Edited Sep 09, 2011, 22:32
Re: Women Rambler Kills Cow
Sep 09, 2011, 21:29
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Sanctuary wrote: drewbhoy wrote: Sanctuary wrote: tomwatts wrote: The irony....... wood you believe it............. Tee Hee.
Yes I felt completely Shafted and had to get a Grip of myself.
I think Foursomes are better.
Depends on the Birdies :-)
Winona and Sue Ryder (Cup), Sarah Green and Pink (2 over at the par 4)
edit. I've had to replace the bar manager with somebody called Jeremy Irons after Keith Woods went to the World Cup (rugby, strange ball not really a sport!)
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