Unusual traffic hazard for cyclist
04-23-18, 01:34 PM
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Unusual traffic hazard for cyclist
A cycling hazard or a way to safely cross the road:
https://news.shareably.net/elephant-c...edium=facebook
https://news.shareably.net/elephant-c...edium=facebook
04-24-18, 08:52 PM
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It's really delicate for us, cyclists, encountering this kind of unusual traffic. Thanks for this, I had fun reading. The article is somewhat hilarious.
04-28-18, 04:25 PM
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Cute story... I'm not sure I'd like to be the cyclist being run down by a charging elephant.
At least the elephants seem to have learned about road safety. It sounds like quite a smart animal, or group of animals.
I've heard that kangaroos have an entirely different approach to crossing roads.
At least the elephants seem to have learned about road safety. It sounds like quite a smart animal, or group of animals.
I've heard that kangaroos have an entirely different approach to crossing roads.
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Cute story... I'm not sure I'd like to be the cyclist being run down by a charging elephant.
At least the elephants seem to have learned about road safety. It sounds like quite a smart animal, or group of animals.
I've heard that kangaroos have an entirely different approach to crossing roads.
At least the elephants seem to have learned about road safety. It sounds like quite a smart animal, or group of animals.
I've heard that kangaroos have an entirely different approach to crossing roads.
05-04-18, 12:25 PM
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Really cool story.
"Why can't man be more like Animals?"--Pink Panther in "Sink Pink"
"Why can't man be more like Animals?"--Pink Panther in "Sink Pink"
05-12-18, 04:57 PM
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Cute story... I'm not sure I'd like to be the cyclist being run down by a charging elephant.
At least the elephants seem to have learned about road safety. It sounds like quite a smart animal, or group of animals.
I've heard that kangaroos have an entirely different approach to crossing roads.
At least the elephants seem to have learned about road safety. It sounds like quite a smart animal, or group of animals.
I've heard that kangaroos have an entirely different approach to crossing roads.
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