jimdfish Posted June 24, 2007 Report Share Posted June 24, 2007 Can i just post a heartflet plea to those people ( dont expect many on here) who make a few quid, move tpo the country into an ex farmers house, the object to country pursuits being conducted near them, be it shooting fox hunting etc. WE WERE HERE FIRST We respect your lifestyle, PLEASE RESPECT OURS. Dont shut us down because your peace is disturbed one sunday a month for 3 hours. Dont make it so prohibitively expensive that our kids cant live where they were born. Dont try to bring the town living ethos into the country. STAY IN THE TOWN if noise and sheep and the smell of cowmuck offends. The countryside has been there a long time why did you want to move there in the first place if at the mere mention or suggestion of something may invade your ruryl idyl you throw your expensive solicitiors at the people who make wher you live beautiful but have no vast reserves of cash to fall on should the need arise. RESPECT is all I ask for JDF Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Browning GTS Posted June 24, 2007 Report Share Posted June 24, 2007 Maybe you should ask the Evening Standard ot publish this Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dazza Posted June 24, 2007 Report Share Posted June 24, 2007 it's happening around my way as well Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Andy W Posted June 24, 2007 Report Share Posted June 24, 2007 Perhaps the sporting shooting magazines should be made aware that a shoot has been forced to close because of the above, bring it to the publics attention, shame a petition could of not been started to add a bit of weight to the argument. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
baikal boy Posted June 24, 2007 Report Share Posted June 24, 2007 lots of townies round my way aswell the trouble is they bring nothing withum but greif they dont take part in any country activities .there not paticuly bothered about the village or church or fundraising events for either.there kids who are born here avent got a clue about the country the same as the parents . which i think is quite scary for the future with more and more of them moving here whats going to happen if kids aint taking an interest in farming country sports wildlife etc you could go on and on very scary for the future of the countryside paddy. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mungler Posted June 24, 2007 Report Share Posted June 24, 2007 More and more shoots are falling foul of planning regulations. It seems to me that a lot of shoots are being closed by stealth. Some ninny complains and that's it, no permission and the threat of enforcement proceedings by the local authority. It only takes one to complain and stir it all up. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
njc110381 Posted June 24, 2007 Report Share Posted June 24, 2007 That's a very sad picture of village life these days. It's a real shame that fashion has made the rich yuppies want to move out to the country. When I talk to the older generation, they all talk of the time you could pick up country cottages for peanuts because the in place to live at the time was a housing estate. If only things were still the same now, I know where I'd rather be living! I wasn't brought up completely in the countryside, and had little access to shooting and country life apart from the bits I found for myself. I lived in a large village (now a town) that had open countryside all around it. After school I'd get changed and head out to one of the farms to help out or just wander around. Most of my school mates had computers, so I spent a great deal of time either on my own or with older people. I'm glad it was accessable to me as a kid, and I'm going to work hard to try to get back there in the future (I'm now a city guy ). It's a real shame that the people who appreciate the countryside for what it is are being pushed out by clueless london bankers Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dunkield Posted June 24, 2007 Report Share Posted June 24, 2007 They call them 'virtual villagers' move out to the country, but either commute into town or from home via broadband - they moan about everything even the smell of cow dung. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
peter-peter Posted June 24, 2007 Report Share Posted June 24, 2007 Can i just post a heartflet plea to those people ( dont expect many on here) who make a few quid, move tpo the country into an ex farmers house, the object to country pursuits being conducted near them, be it shooting fox hunting etc.WE WERE HERE FIRST We respect your lifestyle, PLEASE RESPECT OURS. Dont shut us down because your peace is disturbed one sunday a month for 3 hours. Dont make it so prohibitively expensive that our kids cant live where they were born. Dont try to bring the town living ethos into the country. STAY IN THE TOWN if noise and sheep and the smell of cowmuck offends. The countryside has been there a long time why did you want to move there in the first place if at the mere mention or suggestion of something may invade your ruryl idyl you throw your expensive solicitiors at the people who make wher you live beautiful but have no vast reserves of cash to fall on should the need arise. RESPECT is all I ask for JDF they are nothing more than lowlife scum jim, they enjoy turning good peoples lives uside down, unfortunately councils seem to listen to them more than to us, who belong to the country. Makes me wonder why, could finance come into it. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
baikal boy Posted June 24, 2007 Report Share Posted June 24, 2007 i dont think its going to get any better ither what with all this bloody development thats going on . keep the **** were there suppose to be thats what i say out the **** road on us paddy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
peter-peter Posted June 24, 2007 Report Share Posted June 24, 2007 Can i just post a heartflet plea to those people ( dont expect many on here) who make a few quid, move tpo the country into an ex farmers house, the object to country pursuits being conducted near them, be it shooting fox hunting etc.WE WERE HERE FIRST We respect your lifestyle, PLEASE RESPECT OURS. Dont shut us down because your peace is disturbed one sunday a month for 3 hours. Dont make it so prohibitively expensive that our kids cant live where they were born. Dont try to bring the town living ethos into the country. STAY IN THE TOWN if noise and sheep and the smell of cowmuck offends. The countryside has been there a long time why did you want to move there in the first place if at the mere mention or suggestion of something may invade your ruryl idyl you throw your expensive solicitiors at the people who make wher you live beautiful but have no vast reserves of cash to fall on should the need arise. RESPECT is all I ask for JDF I bet there's some good rabbit shooting round there jd. especially at 5 am every day. you don't need planning either, mind you it could wake up the local resident's if you know what i mean. :look: Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
baikal boy Posted June 24, 2007 Report Share Posted June 24, 2007 its true peter its true go for it jd. paddy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lurch Posted June 24, 2007 Report Share Posted June 24, 2007 'round these 'ere parts we are absolutely wicked out with southerners (southern townies that is). Moved up here and spoiled the area they have come to, locals can't afford housing and shops are rammed with pretentious tossers. **** off back down south! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Philiprabbit Posted June 24, 2007 Report Share Posted June 24, 2007 Can i just post a heartflet plea to those people ( dont expect many on here) who make a few quid, move tpo the country into an ex farmers house, the object to country pursuits being conducted near them, be it shooting fox hunting etc.WE WERE HERE FIRST We respect your lifestyle, PLEASE RESPECT OURS. Dont shut us down because your peace is disturbed one sunday a month for 3 hours. Dont make it so prohibitively expensive that our kids cant live where they were born. Dont try to bring the town living ethos into the country. STAY IN THE TOWN if noise and sheep and the smell of cowmuck offends. The countryside has been there a long time why did you want to move there in the first place if at the mere mention or suggestion of something may invade your ruryl idyl you throw your expensive solicitiors at the people who make wher you live beautiful but have no vast reserves of cash to fall on should the need arise. RESPECT is all I ask for JDF they are nothing more than lowlife scum jim, they enjoy turning good peoples lives uside down, unfortunately councils seem to listen to them more than to us, who belong to the country. Makes me wonder why, could finance come into it. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
peter-peter Posted June 24, 2007 Report Share Posted June 24, 2007 Can i just post a heartflet plea to those people ( dont expect many on here) who make a few quid, move tpo the country into an ex farmers house, the object to country pursuits being conducted near them, be it shooting fox hunting etc.WE WERE HERE FIRST We respect your lifestyle, PLEASE RESPECT OURS. Dont shut us down because your peace is disturbed one sunday a month for 3 hours. Dont make it so prohibitively expensive that our kids cant live where they were born. Dont try to bring the town living ethos into the country. STAY IN THE TOWN if noise and sheep and the smell of cowmuck offends. The countryside has been there a long time why did you want to move there in the first place if at the mere mention or suggestion of something may invade your ruryl idyl you throw your expensive solicitiors at the people who make wher you live beautiful but have no vast reserves of cash to fall on should the need arise. RESPECT is all I ask for JDF they are nothing more than lowlife scum jim, they enjoy turning good peoples lives uside down, unfortunately councils seem to listen to them more than to us, who belong to the country. Makes me wonder why, could finance come into it. HEY UP. Rabbit no 2 who's woke you up. :blink: Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dirty Harry Posted June 24, 2007 Report Share Posted June 24, 2007 We have had some property developers move in near the family farm from the big smoke. They have thrown themselves into it 100% and are giving something back, they stable lots of horses, have improved the land, put in ponds and let me shoot all of it. On the other hand another lot of rich folk have moved in up the lane and the woman has confronted me a few times because she will have to 'put the dogs in' when I was pigeon shooting in a field opposite :blink: She also moaned because I wear camo clothing and carry a gun around and her teenage children might get frightened. I did have a proper chat with her once. The local hunt had been out that morning. Turns out she is a real anti. Her daughter is an vegan and she does not think people should be able to shoot. It's ok for the daughter to ride her horse up and down the lane in her leather riding boots though PAH.... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
peter-peter Posted June 24, 2007 Report Share Posted June 24, 2007 We have had some property developers move in near the family farm from the big smoke. They have thrown themselves into it 100% and are giving something back, they stable lots of horses, have improved the land, put in ponds and let me shoot all of it. On the other hand another lot of rich folk have moved in up the lane and the woman has confronted me a few times because she will have to 'put the dogs in' when I was pigeon shooting in a field opposite :blink: She also moaned because I wear camo clothing and carry a gun around and her teenage children might get frightened. I did have a proper chat with her once. The local hunt had been out that morning. Turns out she is a real anti. Her daughter is an vegan and she does not think people should be able to shoot. It's ok for the daughter to ride her horse up and down the lane in her leather riding boots though PAH.... get your dog to **** on her lawn the bitch Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Philiprabbit Posted June 24, 2007 Report Share Posted June 24, 2007 Can i just post a heartflet plea to those people ( dont expect many on here) who make a few quid, move tpo the country into an ex farmers house, the object to country pursuits being conducted near them, be it shooting fox hunting etc.WE WERE HERE FIRST We respect your lifestyle, PLEASE RESPECT OURS. Dont shut us down because your peace is disturbed one sunday a month for 3 hours. Dont make it so prohibitively expensive that our kids cant live where they were born. Dont try to bring the town living ethos into the country. STAY IN THE TOWN if noise and sheep and the smell of cowmuck offends. The countryside has been there a long time why did you want to move there in the first place if at the mere mention or suggestion of something may invade your ruryl idyl you throw your expensive solicitiors at the people who make wher you live beautiful but have no vast reserves of cash to fall on should the need arise. RESPECT is all I ask for JDF they are nothing more than lowlife scum jim, they enjoy turning good peoples lives uside down, unfortunately councils seem to listen to them more than to us, who belong to the country. Makes me wonder why, could finance come into it. HEY UP. Rabbit no 2 who's woke you up. :blink: Must be nearly your bedtime Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
peter-peter Posted June 24, 2007 Report Share Posted June 24, 2007 Can i just post a heartflet plea to those people ( dont expect many on here) who make a few quid, move tpo the country into an ex farmers house, the object to country pursuits being conducted near them, be it shooting fox hunting etc.WE WERE HERE FIRST We respect your lifestyle, PLEASE RESPECT OURS. Dont shut us down because your peace is disturbed one sunday a month for 3 hours. Dont make it so prohibitively expensive that our kids cant live where they were born. Dont try to bring the town living ethos into the country. STAY IN THE TOWN if noise and sheep and the smell of cowmuck offends. The countryside has been there a long time why did you want to move there in the first place if at the mere mention or suggestion of something may invade your ruryl idyl you throw your expensive solicitiors at the people who make wher you live beautiful but have no vast reserves of cash to fall on should the need arise. RESPECT is all I ask for JDF they are nothing more than lowlife scum jim, they enjoy turning good peoples lives uside down, unfortunately councils seem to listen to them more than to us, who belong to the country. Makes me wonder why, could finance come into it. hey up phil went to greystone yesterday couldn't hit a cows **** with a banjo. i'm going to get mi eyes tested Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Philiprabbit Posted June 24, 2007 Report Share Posted June 24, 2007 Can i just post a heartflet plea to those people ( dont expect many on here) who make a few quid, move tpo the country into an ex farmers house, the object to country pursuits being conducted near them, be it shooting fox hunting etc.WE WERE HERE FIRST We respect your lifestyle, PLEASE RESPECT OURS. Dont shut us down because your peace is disturbed one sunday a month for 3 hours. Dont make it so prohibitively expensive that our kids cant live where they were born. Dont try to bring the town living ethos into the country. STAY IN THE TOWN if noise and sheep and the smell of cowmuck offends. The countryside has been there a long time why did you want to move there in the first place if at the mere mention or suggestion of something may invade your ruryl idyl you throw your expensive solicitiors at the people who make wher you live beautiful but have no vast reserves of cash to fall on should the need arise. RESPECT is all I ask for JDF they are nothing more than lowlife scum jim, they enjoy turning good peoples lives uside down, unfortunately councils seem to listen to them more than to us, who belong to the country. Makes me wonder why, could finance come into it. hey up phil went to greystone yesterday couldn't hit a cows **** with a banjo. i'm going to get mi eyes tested Maybe it was because you didn't have your caddy with you :blink: Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
peter-peter Posted June 24, 2007 Report Share Posted June 24, 2007 Can i just post a heartflet plea to those people ( dont expect many on here) who make a few quid, move tpo the country into an ex farmers house, the object to country pursuits being conducted near them, be it shooting fox hunting etc.WE WERE HERE FIRST We respect your lifestyle, PLEASE RESPECT OURS. Dont shut us down because your peace is disturbed one sunday a month for 3 hours. Dont make it so prohibitively expensive that our kids cant live where they were born. Dont try to bring the town living ethos into the country. STAY IN THE TOWN if noise and sheep and the smell of cowmuck offends. The countryside has been there a long time why did you want to move there in the first place if at the mere mention or suggestion of something may invade your ruryl idyl you throw your expensive solicitiors at the people who make wher you live beautiful but have no vast reserves of cash to fall on should the need arise. RESPECT is all I ask for JDF they are nothing more than lowlife scum jim, they enjoy turning good peoples lives uside down, unfortunately councils seem to listen to them more than to us, who belong to the country. Makes me wonder why, could finance come into it. hey up phil went to greystone yesterday couldn't hit a cows **** with a banjo. i'm going to get mi eyes tested Maybe it was because you didn't have your caddy with you :blink: better fly over and do a bit o caddying then Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Gully Posted June 24, 2007 Report Share Posted June 24, 2007 I was marshalling the parking area at my village fair today, met a guy who has just moved in down the road from me, an advertising exec from Islington. Conversation got round to the neighbours, one of whom has an orchard full of rabbits behind both our houses. The rabbits don't come into my garden :blink: but they do his. He was annoyed at them eating all his wife's new plants. You should have seen his face when I offered to take care of them Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ferret Master Posted June 24, 2007 Report Share Posted June 24, 2007 I was marshalling the parking area at my village fair today, met a guy who has just moved in down the road from me, an advertising exec from Islington. Conversation got round to the neighbours, one of whom has an orchard full of rabbits behind both our houses. The rabbits don't come into my garden :blink: but they do his. He was annoyed at them eating all his wife's new plants. You should have seen his face when I offered to take care of them Have you got permission? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
peter-peter Posted June 24, 2007 Report Share Posted June 24, 2007 Can i just post a heartflet plea to those people ( dont expect many on here) who make a few quid, move tpo the country into an ex farmers house, the object to country pursuits being conducted near them, be it shooting fox hunting etc.WE WERE HERE FIRST We respect your lifestyle, PLEASE RESPECT OURS. Dont shut us down because your peace is disturbed one sunday a month for 3 hours. Dont make it so prohibitively expensive that our kids cant live where they were born. Dont try to bring the town living ethos into the country. STAY IN THE TOWN if noise and sheep and the smell of cowmuck offends. The countryside has been there a long time why did you want to move there in the first place if at the mere mention or suggestion of something may invade your ruryl idyl you throw your expensive solicitiors at the people who make wher you live beautiful but have no vast reserves of cash to fall on should the need arise. RESPECT is all I ask for JDF they are nothing more than lowlife scum jim, they enjoy turning good peoples lives uside down, unfortunately councils seem to listen to them more than to us, who belong to the country. Makes me wonder why, could finance come into it. hey up phil went to greystone yesterday couldn't hit a cows **** with a banjo. i'm going to get mi eyes tested Maybe it was because you didn't have your caddy with you :blink: when you back Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bagsy Posted June 24, 2007 Report Share Posted June 24, 2007 Don’t set me off, the Mrs won’t hear the last of it all night……… :blink: I blame this nanny state interfering government who have turned this county into a third rate place to live, don’t give two hoots about tradition, the countryside, the indigenous population or their real wishes. I used to love this country and everything we stood for, but now? .........takes a deep breath, counts to ten, dismounts from soap box and checks another thread........ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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