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Simonb
Guest
While out riding on Sunday, I noticed a trail of empty Tennents Super cans
which stretched for about 4 km from near Denmead in Hampshire, stopping just
before Clanfield and then starting again at the foot of Butser Hill and
continuing until about halfway up. The cans were spaced about 10 metres
apart on the left hand side of the lane as I travelled northwards; sometimes
single cans; other times in clumps, but always about 10 metres apart in an
unbroken line (apart from in Clanfield). Question is, how could anyone carry
this many cans (must have been about 200 in total)? Even if there were a
group of people, how could they drink this much high-strength 'beer', still
keep walking /and/ carry all those cans? And why drop them at such regular
intervals?
My theory is that they are marking a route in a way which will go undetected
if passed at speed in a motor vehicle, but immediately recognisable if you
know what you're looking for.
Weird indeed.
which stretched for about 4 km from near Denmead in Hampshire, stopping just
before Clanfield and then starting again at the foot of Butser Hill and
continuing until about halfway up. The cans were spaced about 10 metres
apart on the left hand side of the lane as I travelled northwards; sometimes
single cans; other times in clumps, but always about 10 metres apart in an
unbroken line (apart from in Clanfield). Question is, how could anyone carry
this many cans (must have been about 200 in total)? Even if there were a
group of people, how could they drink this much high-strength 'beer', still
keep walking /and/ carry all those cans? And why drop them at such regular
intervals?
My theory is that they are marking a route in a way which will go undetected
if passed at speed in a motor vehicle, but immediately recognisable if you
know what you're looking for.
Weird indeed.