Gypsies/travellers-experiences
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Gypsies/travellers-experiences
My view has always been people can be lovely whatever their background.
Got to say though,whenever I have crossed one of the above,never been a good experience.
Whar the heck happened to their morals??
Got to say though,whenever I have crossed one of the above,never been a good experience.
Whar the heck happened to their morals??
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From: P1234x
Don't be intimidated or bullied by them, they are only human and bleed as anyone else, I only treat others as they treat me... be a gentleman or a nasty evil meathead I let them decide who they want to meet... I really don't mind either way, I have come across many travellers with no problems at all
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Eh? That's like some ridiculous playground comeback? In answer to your 'question' though.....they may very well do, but then I work hard, pay taxes, don't go robbing everyone's stuff they've worked hard for and generally making people's lives a misery wherever I decide to 'set-up' home, so you could call it a personality clash.
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From: P1234x
The police authorities are a waste of time my COSH "control of substances hazardous to health" is much more effective.....
I'm prone to walking a field chasing big rabbits with a couple members of the travelling community couldn't meet nicer lads
You have the other side of the community too like any other community
There's good and bad
You have the other side of the community too like any other community
There's good and bad
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From: in the woods...........555 Wagon Sqn
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I bet if I parked a caravan on a school field, I'd be locked up within hours, so what's the difference?
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^^^^ I think he means this: (but noting your location maybe you don't appreciate its banned in mainland UK) taken from first hit on Google....
Hare coursing is a bloodsport where dogs are used to chase, turn, and catch and kill hares and large amounts of money are gambled on the results. It is illegal in England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland (but note that it is still legal in Ireland).
Hare coursers are violent criminals and give no consideration to landowners’ property and crops. They often have a sophisticated information network and they invariably know about vulnerable properties in the area, short cuts, and escape routes.
Hare coursing activity rises in late summer once fields have been harvested (ie when hare numbers are still high and the dogs have wide, unobstructed areas to run across).
Hare coursers are violent criminals and give no consideration to landowners’ property and crops. They often have a sophisticated information network and they invariably know about vulnerable properties in the area, short cuts, and escape routes.
Hare coursing activity rises in late summer once fields have been harvested (ie when hare numbers are still high and the dogs have wide, unobstructed areas to run across).
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From: in the woods...........555 Wagon Sqn
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From: in the woods...........555 Wagon Sqn
Townies will never understand the country life
It's completely legal here in Ireland