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Katherine
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Chris Street wrote:
> Went for a little jaunt up Great Whernside after work.
>
> Provided some amusment for a familiy out walking their dog. I'd spotted a
> llama sticking it's head by one of the fences and so spent five minutes
> sneaking up on it.
>
> Ten yards away the awful truth dawned - it was a fence post with a snag of
> fleece collected at the back - the way the post was shaped at the end
> looked just like a llama. I then realised that I'd only seen llama's ona
> farm in the Peaks, not the Dales.
>
> Gathering the remaining somewhat tattered shreds of dignity around me I
> turned round, tripped over a tussock and faceplanted a bog.
>
> At least the little kid had a good time judging from the string of laughter
> I heard as I squelched my way grimly on up the fellside....
>
I got a real laugh out of this. Almost as good as Cold Feet.
Thanks
Katherine
> Went for a little jaunt up Great Whernside after work.
>
> Provided some amusment for a familiy out walking their dog. I'd spotted a
> llama sticking it's head by one of the fences and so spent five minutes
> sneaking up on it.
>
> Ten yards away the awful truth dawned - it was a fence post with a snag of
> fleece collected at the back - the way the post was shaped at the end
> looked just like a llama. I then realised that I'd only seen llama's ona
> farm in the Peaks, not the Dales.
>
> Gathering the remaining somewhat tattered shreds of dignity around me I
> turned round, tripped over a tussock and faceplanted a bog.
>
> At least the little kid had a good time judging from the string of laughter
> I heard as I squelched my way grimly on up the fellside....
>
I got a real laugh out of this. Almost as good as Cold Feet.
Thanks
Katherine