I still have bloody nightmares about those mazes they used to have in parks. I seem to remember one in Alexander park in Moss Side and Wythenshawe park. They're probably not allowed now due to health and safety lol.
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Owning a woodland
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I still have bloody nightmares about those mazes they used to have in parks. I seem to remember one in Alexander park in Moss Side and Wythenshawe park. They're probably not allowed now due to health and safety lol.
Lavinda Past
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I got lost in a German Forest once. A frightening experience. When I finally found my way out, the nearest bar took a real beating.
A mate and I got lost in a forest in the Harz mountains. It was genuinely frightening. I've never been as scared to be honest.
We were listening carefully any sound of road traffic etc to get direction - it was total silence! All of a sudden, we were confronted by the biggest deer I've ever seen. The deer ran one way, we ran the other. I think all three of us shat ourselves at that point!
We were wandering around for about 5 or 6 hours - seemed like much more - before coming across a single track road. Fortunately, we took the right direction and met up with some people who directed us to civilisation.
As you say... the first bar we saw took a serious hammering!
Never underestimate the wilderness!
The trick is always to turn right.I still have bloody nightmares about those mazes they used to have in parks. I seem to remember one in Alexander park in Moss Side and Wythenshawe park. They're probably not allowed now due to health and safety lol.
BimboBob
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Interesting...so the place I flew a few thousand miles to wasn't Driggs, Idaho?I doubt you are from idaho I feel you are full of shit. Imessaged you. Your a bit random. If I'm incorrect I will take it back.
Let's see your reply.
Where the hell was it then?
remember arthur mann
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Schwarzwald?I got lost in a German Forest once. A frightening experience. When I finally found my way out, the nearest bar took a real beating.
At least we know who to blame for global warming.And before that: for building, fuel and cultivation. Deforestation was started by the Neolithic tribes about 5,000 years ago.
Disney land. What you visited was the Grizzly Adams theme park. Eyedeeho lives in a retirement complex near me.Interesting...so the place I flew a few thousand miles to wasn't Driggs, Idaho?
Where the hell was it then?
york away to this!
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Sounds like my experience in a remote woodland in a place called Delamere. Thankfully I managed to discreetly track a family of scousers and was eventually led to the cafe...A mate and I got lost in a forest in the Harz mountains. It was genuinely frightening. I've never been as scared to be honest.
We were listening carefully any sound of road traffic etc to get direction - it was total silence! All of a sudden, we were confronted by the biggest deer I've ever seen. The deer ran one way, we ran the other. I think all three of us shat ourselves at that point!
We were wandering around for about 5 or 6 hours - seemed like much more - before coming across a single track road. Fortunately, we took the right direction and met up with some people who directed us to civilisation.
As you say... the first bar we saw took a serious hammering!
Never underestimate the wilderness!
Bigg Bigg Blue
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Wow, who has upset you ?I doubt you are from idaho I feel you are full of shit. Imessaged you. Your a bit random. If I'm incorrect I will take it back.
Let's see your reply.
Lavinda Past
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Schwarzwald?
Gesundheit!