coincidence?

[Greyman 32,043]

I think again an age and generation gap thing is showing its head here, when I was young and bang at it the only people that had 4x4 transport were the keepers and land owners the rest of us were running round in old transits and  escourt which you parked in a safe location like a pub or service station and walked several miles to the ground before having a pop, in and out under the cover of dark and leave no signs so you could return, farmers and keepers would scan lay byes for dodgy vans and slash the tyres if they found them, it was a game and we all new the rules, today's so called hunters are after the same instant gratification they seek in all walks of life so go hunting from the comfort of a warm car in nice cloth,s and don't really no shit from pudding, there are enough laws to cover both types the authority,s just choose not to inforce them

[mackem 29,578]

13 minutes ago, Rusty_terrier said:

We get it you remember the old days and harder times.

 

[forest of dean redneck 12,023]

4 hours ago, mackem said:

 

Gold hill Shaftesbury, dad was subcontracting for the council once an had to point some of those cobbles , some grockles stopped to talk to him an he convinced them he had to do the whole lot on his knees