You'll never guess

Monique

Go on have a guess.

[Deleted User]

The naked rambler?

fat buddha

Shimmy shimmy

errrr a llama?

Bouncing Barlist

Michael Jackson

Wilkie

A pigeon?

Monique

Bloody hell FB you got it- a man walking (or hopping) a wallaby on a lead. 

I mean I 've seen agoth walking three ferrets but this is the industrial North so to be expected, but a wallaby? 

Monique

Shimmy- I did see a field of llamas in Ramsbottom, tres exotique

PloddingOn

A long, cool woman dressed in black (dressed in black)?

[Deleted User]

It was probably Rolf Harris and his mate on a walk-about.

[Deleted User]

We have an Alpaca farm on one of my running routes, they are some freaky looking things, I am still waiting for the day they spit at me.

fat buddha

[fb beams.......... ]

seren nos

I think FB must have been stalking you to get that...........did you see anyone running behind you at a discreet distance

Monique

He must work for the News of the World

fat buddha

I also run by an alpaca farm. the buggers freak me out as they just stare at you as you run by - literally don't take their eyes off you - most disconcerting....

fat buddha

"did you see anyone running behind you at a discreet distance"

I think me running and discreet are 3 words that don't go together.....LOL!

[Deleted User]

FB they are watching your form and then discussing it with once you have gone.

Monique

I can't believe you got that so quick I was planning to go for the world's longest thread, by never giving the answer out.

[Deleted User]

Yup, they just stare and follow you.

fat buddha

sorry Mon

post the thread again and I won't have another go......and I've edited my post so maybe you can edit your answer

Monique

No I've thrown my toys out of the pram now.

fat buddha

pah - bloody northerners.........

jogblog

We've got llamas here a couple of miles away, makes a change from all the sheep.  Although before I moved here I didn't know there were different types of sheep.  I can tell them apart now.  Sad.

Shimmy shimmy

I went past a llama farm the other day, they had just been clipped.  They looked very sorry for themselves.

I often see a bloke and his wife walking their ferret in the morning.  Very strange sight.

Edit, Cathy, you are near me in the country.  They may be the same llamas.

jogblog

Haven't seen anyone walking a ferret.  Just a few dogs although there don't seem to be many dogs round here.  Or cats.  Strange.  In London there's millions of them.

cougie

Oh that is weird - I was gonna say a wallaby.

I do see a pony getting taken for walks occasionally. Thats strange.

Will keep an eye out for ferrets.

Shimmy shimmy

just lots of llamas.  And also if you are in the bit of the country I think you are, there are also bison, lions, pumas and other strange creatures in a private zoo near the air field.  Which caused a problem with the local parachuting club who noticed that if they went slightly off course they would land in the lion pen.

Freemers

We have three alpacas in the field opposite our house. Harry, Burt and Alfie (so I've been told). They are a little strange, and their eyes do follow me as I run past. I also run past a house that has goats and ostriches in a little paddock.

And wallabies are the new lawnmowers, apparently. According to this.

[Deleted User]

I've seen a bloke walking a ferret in our local park.

jogblog

Private zoo near the airfield?  That must be the one the drunk people on the train told me about.  Although my boyfriend's a member of the parachute club and hasn't mentioned anything about lions.

Shimmy shimmy

I think the guy agreed to put a lid on the pen so he will be fine..... I hope