Cockerel

sanan
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edited July 2018 in Certificated Locations #1

Have just stayed at a lovely little site in Necton, Norfolk. Non Electric, but lovely secluded, level site. No road noise as off quiet lane. Mr & Mrs king are very friendly owners of the Mona bungalow site. Cockerel next door did tend to crow rather too loudly at day break for quite a while. Fine if can sleep through it as my husband did

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  • Takethedogalong
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    edited July 2018 #2

    It's one of the joys of the countryside. It's never really quiet, especially at Harvest time. But the noise is better quality!laughing

  • huskydog
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    edited July 2018 #3

    Could they not turn the cockerel down !!cool

  • olden
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    edited July 2018 #4

    Surely only a hen could do that ! laughing

  • Tinwheeler
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    edited July 2018 #5

    Gee, a cockerel crowing in the countryside, whatever next!

    I think it’s lovely to hear.smile

  • Fisherman
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    edited July 2018 #6

    Why did you not wring its neck and put on the BBQ

  • Wherenext
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    edited July 2018 #7

    A few years ago the oaner of a CL and I were having a chat. He asked if the Cockerel and hens that wandered around the large CL were a nuisance. No problems I replied. Good he said, because he had to shoot the last cockerel due to complaints from customers! He wasn't joking. Apparently the chickens belonged to the pub next door and he'd asked the owners to stop them coming onto his field. The complaints allowed him to take matters into his own hands!

    We made sure we were on our best behaviour for the rest of the stay. CL still there but neighbours moved on now, unsurprisingly. However, the CL owner was extremely pleasant. The joys of staying on CLs.smile

  • Takethedogalong
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    edited July 2018 #8

    We used to have chickens, including a cockerel. They lived in a fairly sound proofed shed, in deference to our neighbour's. We did get a strange woman knock on our door one day, enquiring what the unusual noises coming from our garden as they had made her little daughter frightened! Neither mother or daughter had ever seen or heard a live chicken before! They live amongst us!

  • compass362
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    edited July 2018 #9

    One recent review of the Sandringham site complained of being woken early morning .......by bird song . 😱

     

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  • Longtimecaravanner
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    edited July 2018 #11

    Sheep going to the dairy? Really David?

  • huskydog
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    edited July 2018 #12

    have you never seen feta, ricotta or Roquefort cheese ?, all made from sheep milk , yummylaughing

  • Takethedogalong
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    edited July 2018 #13

    Oops, Longtimec! They milk goats and buffaloes as well!laughing

    Couple of years ago, my OH set off down to SW on his own. One of his stops was a few days on a tiny basic CL on Dartmoor. He was sat outside having his breakfast first morning, noticed it was rather noisy.......sheep shearing day! Farmer came and apologised, said it only lasted a day ( not that my OH was bothered, more fascinated by whole thing!). He did same next morning, sat out having breakfast, nothing but bird song and the odd gentle bleat..............five minutes later..............kaboom, rat tat tat, kaboom..........firing day up on ranges surrounding farm! Brilliant! You just never know what you are going to get on a CL. That's why we love them!😂😁

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  • Takethedogalong
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    edited July 2018 #15

    Do they need collecting AD, or have they learned the milking times like cows do? 

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  • Athel
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    edited July 2018 #17

    We live in London. When away in the caravan on some CL sites one of our old dogs would wake up every morning at sunrise very distressed. It took a little while to work out that she was scared of the bird's dawn chorus.

  • Takethedogalong
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    edited July 2018 #18

    Oh Athel, that is so sad!smile

  • Longtimecaravanner
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    edited July 2018 #19

    Some of my favourite cheeses. Lord knows how I thought that they got the milk to made them.laughing Sorry David.

  • Merve
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    edited July 2018 #20

    If a cockerel or even the dawn chorus disturbs you I can recommend these soft foam earplugs- they are brilliant- great for rain too- slept like a baby! 

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