blossom
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Re: Women Rambler Kills Cow
Sep 09, 2011, 23:38
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A sheep at a saucepan of my vegetable curry up on Stanton Moor a few years ago. Who'd a thought it?
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blossom
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Re: Women Rambler Kills Cow
Sep 09, 2011, 23:39
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blossom wrote: A sheep at a saucepan of my vegetable curry up on Stanton Moor a few years ago. Who'd a thought it?
"ate"
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Sanctuary
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Re: Women Rambler Kills Cow
Sep 10, 2011, 05:19
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The Eternal wrote:
Mind you, a sheep once ate my wife's Milky Way on the top of Honister Pass.
Cheers,
TE.
You'd better prepare yourself for a Drew onslaught TE :-)
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tomwatts
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Re: Women Rambler Kills Cow
Sep 10, 2011, 07:46
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Blossom wrote.....
..... "A sheep at a saucepan of my vegetable curry up on Stanton Moor a few years ago. Who'd a thought it?"
When we were campaigning against the building of the M60 motorway through a local beauty spot, a pony adopted those in the camp and became partial to the veggie curries...... and spent many nights curled up next to the camp fire.......
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Sanctuary
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Re: Women Rambler Kills Cow
Sep 10, 2011, 09:33
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tomwatts wrote: Blossom wrote.....
..... "A sheep at a saucepan of my vegetable curry up on Stanton Moor a few years ago. Who'd a thought it?"
When we were campaigning against the building of the M60 motorway through a local beauty spot, a pony adopted those in the camp and became partial to the veggie curries...... and spent many nights curled up next to the camp fire.......
It didn't end on in the campfire as part of a nice meaty curry did he Tom? :-)
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drewbhoy
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Re: Women Rambler Kills Cow
Sep 10, 2011, 17:00
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The Eternal wrote: 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.
Mind you, a sheep once ate my wife's Milky Way on the top of Honister Pass.
Is that code?
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The Eternal
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Re: Women Rambler Kills Cow
Sep 10, 2011, 23:38
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blossom wrote: A sheep at a saucepan of my vegetable curry up on Stanton Moor a few years ago. Who'd a thought it?
I can believe that, Blossom. I've met a few cheeky sheep in my time, me.
Cheers,
TE.
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The Eternal
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Re: Women Rambler Kills Cow
Sep 10, 2011, 23:40
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tomwatts wrote: Blossom wrote.....
..... "A sheep at a saucepan of my vegetable curry up on Stanton Moor a few years ago. Who'd a thought it?"
When we were campaigning against the building of the M60 motorway through a local beauty spot, a pony adopted those in the camp and became partial to the veggie curries...... and spent many nights curled up next to the camp fire.......
Best leave it at that - I'm not sure I want to know what happened after lights-out Tom.
Cheers,
;-D
TE.
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The Eternal
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Re: Women Rambler Kills Cow
Sep 10, 2011, 23:41
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drewbhoy wrote: The Eternal wrote: 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.
Mind you, a sheep once ate my wife's Milky Way on the top of Honister Pass.
Is that code?
Ooooohhhhhh, Matron!,
Cheers,
;-D
TE.
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drewbhoy
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Re: Women Rambler Kills Cow
Sep 10, 2011, 23:53
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The Eternal wrote: drewbhoy wrote: The Eternal wrote: 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.
Mind you, a sheep once ate my wife's Milky Way on the top of Honister Pass.
Is that code?
Ooooohhhhhh, Matron!,
Cheers,
;-D
TE.
A matron was involved as well, kinky TE, good tho!
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