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photoblog image A walk in the countryside 3/6

A walk in the countryside 3/6

I never knew there were oil pipelines in Worcestershire

A walk in the countryside 3/6

I never knew there were oil pipelines in Worcestershire

comments (21)

  • Ray
  • Thailand
  • 30 Aug 2012, 01:13
Huh...you think those pipes are for reticulating sauce?
Bill Phillips: I wondered if it was from a Worcestershire sauce mine
  • Astrid
  • Netherlands
  • 30 Aug 2012, 03:35
Don't say anything and just make it go to your house and pretend you struck oil in the backyard....
Bill Phillips: All I ever strike is weeds
I can see why there is no footpath Bill... they would get sued if you slipped on some oil from a leaking pipegrin....petersmile
Bill Phillips: These days you would
I guess now you know...
Bill Phillips: I guess I do Ma'am
  • Philine
  • Germany
  • 30 Aug 2012, 07:13
Yes, there is no footpath - all has been blocked - we have to resign...
Bill Phillips: I soldiered on Philine
  • Alan
  • United Kingdom
  • 30 Aug 2012, 07:27
Perhaps its cooking oil for the Droitwich Sausage? Maybe it is being piped directly from Milford Haven? Is the sign beyond in a similar vein as "No dogs"?
Bill Phillips: I felt the sign was a little superfluous as there was no way you could get past it
Don't mock Mr Phillips sir, without this gas pipe your bacon would never get cooked.
Bill Phillips: I mock not Mr Trim. A simple statement of fact.
  • Philine
  • Germany
  • 30 Aug 2012, 07:47
I admire you! 'To soldier on' is a fine,but rather male expression (we know the phrase 'weiterkämpfen'wink.
Bill Phillips: There are lady soldiers these days Philine smile
  • Chris
  • England
  • 30 Aug 2012, 07:47
We've got an Esso one running right under our fields in Wiltshire
Bill Phillips: Trust you to have to go one better
Sign making, now there's a profession with a future.
Bill Phillips: Almost as guaranteed a job as undertaker
  • blackdog
  • United Kingdom
  • 30 Aug 2012, 09:49
You certainly got to see a lot of strange new species - but the 'Private' one is as old as the hills. I trust you exercised your right to roam...

...good website here.
http://www.ramblers.org.uk/freedom/righttoroam/history
Bill Phillips: We didn't want to go that way anyway
  • Pedroeric
  • United Kingdom
  • 30 Aug 2012, 11:02
Hope you are not going to be running backwards and forwards with your jerrycan Bill.
Bill Phillips: That's a thought Peter
  • Chad Doveton
  • Where latitude and longitude meet
  • 30 Aug 2012, 11:54
Nor did I Bill, well done for this great discovery.
Bill Phillips: I was rather pleased with myself
Priorities: oil before people!
Bill Phillips: Almost anything before people Martin
By the looks of it, Bill, even if you wanted to, there's no way you could get your foot on that path anyway.
Bill Phillips: Very true Beverly
If it's only an oil pipeline in an emergency what sort of pipeline is it the rest of the time?
Bill Phillips: Worcestershire sauce probably Brian
  • Lisl
  • England
  • 30 Aug 2012, 17:51
You have been extremely observant on your country walk, Bill
Bill Phillips: Eyes like a hawk Lisl
Not from the sauce mine, but TO the sauce mine - their vegetable oil supply smile
Bill Phillips: The only thing I know about Worcestershire Sauce is it has anchovies in it and is good on bacon
Did you check if there was any footpath behind the sign Bill?
Well spotted.
Bill Phillips: You couldn't see Richard
Stroll on Saturday when we go to Devon for a week and i dont have to look at this rubbish.
Bill Phillips: Have a nice time ...Teignmouth?
At least all the eyesore rubbishy signs are well on the way to being hidden in undergrowth.
Bill Phillips: It's an ill wind Graeme

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