Was it you I spotted on my recent haggis hunt

[alive23512]

1) Duo near RAF Kinloss - Thursday pm 7/10/10. Thanks for the wave

2) Hylo ? heading north, A86 north of Fort William - Friday 8/10/10. A flash of the lights from you, ta much. I gave a wave or two.

3) Hylo ? Wigtown town centre. I was parked and the other Roma passed within a few feet of me. Do not think the male driver noticed me!

4,5 & 6) Monday pm 11/10/10, All A75 heading towards Dumfries, 2 Hylo's (?) and one larger. Looked like a newish R type.

I was in my trusty Duo going in the opposite direction in all cases.
No haggis to be seen, but plenty red squirrels and deer. Roll on next year.

Tony

[Ian.C.S]

1) Duo near RAF Kinloss - Thursday pm 7/10/10. Thanks for the wave

2) Hylo ? heading north, A86 north of Fort William - Friday 8/10/10. A flash of the lights from you, ta much. I gave a wave or two.

3) Hylo ? Wigtown town centre. I was parked and the other Roma passed within a few feet of me. Do not think the male driver noticed me!

4,5 & 6) Monday pm 11/10/10, All A75 heading towards Dumfries, 2 Hylo's (?) and one larger. Looked like a newish R type.

I was in my trusty Duo going in the opposite direction in all cases.
No haggis to be seen, but plenty red squirrels and deer. Roll on next year.

Tony

The Haggis only comes out of its burrow on foggy moonless nights,they are hunted by looking for their glowing eyes and foul smell.

[glenw]

The Haggis only comes out of its burrow on foggy moonless nights,they are hunted by looking for their glowing eyes and foul smell.

I was told they were easy to catch due to the fact that 1 leg was shorter than the other so they could only run 1 way around the mountains!!