Wtf - 12 foot trampoline nicked from my garden!
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Chrisgr31 said:
JimSuperSix said:
Seeing as trains are quite heavy and the rails are nailed down, what were the other 50%??
Trees mainly would be my guess, plus the occasional overhead wire.elanfan said:
Stick it on Freecycle chances are it'll be gone the same day!
Ours went to a load of students on Gumtree for their communal house. I offered it free for collection, and 4 lads turned up after walking 2 miles out from their house. They had planned to carry it back between them but had misjudged the size...I volunteered to drive them back if they dismantled it, at least that way they would know how it went together, and probably safer than carrying/rolling/walking it back to their digs.
IIIRestorerIII said:
...in case it killed someone.
I am extremely relieved mine didn't kill anyone, fortunately my house is surrounded by fields. Even so, it travelled nearly a mile, crossed a single track road, and stopped within 20 feet or so of a busy/fast A road. Lesson learned, its replacement will be securely anchored...
Gareth1974 said:
Rick101 said:
These bloody things are all over the railway on windy days. They cause significant disruption!
I work in the railway control, of the various objects, that ended up causing chaos on Thursday, I reckon a good 50% were items that came from outside the railway. Sheds, roofs, trees, and of course, trampolinesGassing Station | Speed, Plod & the Law | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff