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It’s May! GoneIn60 gets the conn.
“A picture of your bike in front of something older than The Ferret” would be an inappropriate subject. Hilarious, but inappropriate.
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Conn aye.
Ha, I just flipped my calendar too.
Hmmm, thinking about it, being Spring, the critters are out. I've been navigating around pairs of ducks that have been wandering around my office complex when I get to work. We have a drainage channel nearby, along with a decorative lake that they come back to each spring.
So, the challenge is as follows:
Your CB1100 with a non-domestic, unrestrained animal.
- No pets or animals that could be construed as pets. No borrowing your neighbor's parrot and perching it on your handlebars
- No roadkill, that would be too easy, as they don't move about much
Are Horses or other livestock in a field considered “restrained” ?
I don't want to make it too technical...
Let's say if there is enough room for the animal in question to get up to whatever its top running speed would be, it would count.
So, horses or livestock in a very large field would count, even if there is a fence around around their environment.
There's a guy two miles from me who keeps llamas in a small caged pen along the road. There's not much room for them to move around or be out of a camera shot, so it would be too easy for me to just amble over there and take a picture. It will also be easy for me, however, to anger the ducks and let them attack my bike while I stand back and take a picture. They are unrestrained and can fly away when they tire of quacking at me for whatever I did to upset them.
