74% could not identify a horse chestnut tree
Bloody Hell!
Though, I wouldn't consider the countryside not boring, but it's still my favourite place to be.
<selfish> excellent </selfish>
- 10% could not identify a sheep!
who are these moron's?!?!?
oh yeah now I remember...
linky
[Edited on 3/4/09 by Mr Whippy]
Thats fine by me. Keeping our nice country roads quiet suits me down to the ground 
i think this seems to be the main point of the story...
To help Brits rediscover their country’s free rural attractions, Travelodge is offering over half a million, £19 and £29 rooms in rural locations
across the UK.
One's main boring is another's peaceful!!!
get off my land scum.
i wonder what the sheep identification percentage would be in wales. i hear many of the welsh are confused.
[Edited on 3/4/09 by ashg]
This is a Weasel isn't it?.
[Edited on 3/4/09 by Shadowcaster]
Anyone identify these then?
No prizes for getting the right answers.
Except to know you are a good old country boy ....
One can be found in the UK
Both can be found in Europe.
Mainly eating my bloody apples...
My nephew (16)
Thought the first one was a cat.......
David
quote:
Originally posted by Shadowcaster
This is a Weasel isn't it?.
[Edited on 3/4/09 by Shadowcaster]
Second one is a stoat, first one a Martin of some kind, stone or pine are the only ones I know....
quote:
Originally posted by Jasper
Second one is a stoat, first one a Martin of some kind, stone or pine are the only ones I know....
First one looks a bit racoon-ish?
Edit: bit of wiki/google-fu.
Is is a Genet?
[Edited on 3/4/09 by Staple balls]
quote:
Originally posted by Staple balls
First one looks a bit racoon-ish?
Edit: bit of wiki/google-fu.
Is is a Genet?
[Edited on 3/4/09 by Staple balls]