Walking Dogs along Train Tracks in Cambodia
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Walking Dogs along Train Tracks in Cambodia
Good idea or not ? In any case, watch out for that train.
Morning walk with my dogs and a boarding dog in the country side of Kampot.
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Re: Walking Dogs along Train Tracks in Cambodia
The most diplomatic reply I can think of is “not”.
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Re: Walking Dogs along Train Tracks in Cambodia
A good place to train your dogs.
Re: Walking Dogs along Train Tracks in Cambodia
There must be a very good reason why walking along train tracks is illegal in the west.
Can't think what it could be though.
Can't think what it could be though.
Re: Walking Dogs along Train Tracks in Cambodia
Boarding dog? I wouldn't be too happy if the person I paid to look after a dog did that
Re: Walking Dogs along Train Tracks in Cambodia
Imagine if the lady that was attacked at 3am had posted a similar thing before her attack.
A photo of herself making her way home through the tranquility that is Kampot at night. Maybe with some equally benign comment to go with the photo.
A photo of herself making her way home through the tranquility that is Kampot at night. Maybe with some equally benign comment to go with the photo.
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Re: Walking Dogs along Train Tracks in Cambodia
I wouldn’t recommend this, especially if it was the UK or some other place with busy commuter and express train traffic, but in Cambodia, if your aware of the rail timetable and avoid the couple of times a day that trains rumble along the tracks, why not? It’ll help keep their claws short.
It’s probably a lot safer than walking them along a road where there’s way more risk from cars trucks and motos being driven erratically.
You never know, a dog walker might just save the life of one of those folk who think it’s ok to sleep on the tracks.
It’s probably a lot safer than walking them along a road where there’s way more risk from cars trucks and motos being driven erratically.
You never know, a dog walker might just save the life of one of those folk who think it’s ok to sleep on the tracks.
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Re: Walking Dogs along Train Tracks in Cambodia
^ Railway timetable ?
Look both ways.
Look both ways.
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Re: Walking Dogs along Train Tracks in Cambodia
She's not walking along the tube lines at Hammersmith Broadway lads
It's a line that has two of the slowest trains in the world on it twice a day, which need 8-10 hours to traverse 160km
Safe to say neither she nor her dogs will be scythed down by a fast moving express train
It's a line that has two of the slowest trains in the world on it twice a day, which need 8-10 hours to traverse 160km
Safe to say neither she nor her dogs will be scythed down by a fast moving express train
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Re: Walking Dogs along Train Tracks in Cambodia
Not even any passenger trains running lately so probably only a couple of freight trains. Not difficult to hear/see coming. So yeah, this is not newsworthy.Jerry Atrick wrote: ↑Wed Sep 22, 2021 1:54 pm She's not walking along the tube lines at Hammersmith Broadway lads
It's a line that has two of the slowest trains in the world on it twice a day, which need 8-10 hours to traverse 160km
Safe to say neither she nor her dogs will be scythed down by a fast moving express train
You must walk in traffic to cross the road - Cambodian proverb
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