Comments on: Stampeding sheep http://americaninbritain.com/stampeding-sheep Views from across the Herring Pond Thu, 02 Feb 2012 14:32:51 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Yank http://americaninbritain.com/stampeding-sheep#comment-73 Yank Fri, 03 Apr 2009 16:43:36 +0000 http://americaninbritain.com/?p=355#comment-73 The farmer tells us the sheep have been trying to escape. No kidding! A lamb went through the wire fence and was nibbling on our daffodils yesterday. When we tried to sneak out and take a picture, it got frightened and ran away. Then today, a couple had gotten through the hedge and were almost out onto the road. <abbr><em>Yank’s last blog post.<a href="http://americaninbritain.com/?p=358" rel="nofollow">The English fog</a></abbr></em> The farmer tells us the sheep have been trying to escape. No kidding! A lamb went through the wire fence and was nibbling on our daffodils yesterday. When we tried to sneak out and take a picture, it got frightened and ran away. Then today, a couple had gotten through the hedge and were almost out onto the road.

Yank’s last blog post.The English fog

]]> By: Martin In Bulgaria http://americaninbritain.com/stampeding-sheep#comment-69 Martin In Bulgaria Thu, 02 Apr 2009 15:57:51 +0000 http://americaninbritain.com/?p=355#comment-69 Very funny story. I tend to find that British sheep are more aggressive than Bulgarian sheep. I used to be quite afraid of them there, but not now. I can see that flock running after you all, like you say pity you couldn't get it on video. Next time maybe! Very funny story. I tend to find that British sheep are more aggressive than Bulgarian sheep. I used to be quite afraid of them there, but not now.

I can see that flock running after you all, like you say pity you couldn’t get it on video. Next time maybe!

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