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Re: Yorkshire wolds
Jan 10, 2003, 15:30
But watch out for the farmers. I was up there a couple of months ago and a guy sped of in his Landover from the other side of the dyke, and appeared after a 15 min frantic drive to get round and gave us a lot of hassle, apparently we'd, um, strayed a little too close to his pheasant pens.

I was also told by someone to watch out for the animal traps up there, as they can be a bit dangerous unless, er, deactivated.


But watch out for the farmers. I was up there a couple of months ago and a guy sped of in his Landover from the other side of the dyke, and appeared after a 15 min frantic drive to get round and gave us a lot of hassle, apparently we'd, um, strayed a little too close to his pheasant pens.

I was also told by someone to watch out for the animal traps up there, as they can be a bit dangerous unless, er, deactivated.

There was some pretty bad dumping of toxic agricultural waste in the area to, tins of dodgy stuff in lay-bys etc.
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