From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Richard Faulds' problems with village incomers protesting
about the noise of shooting is a phenomenon I recognise.
In my village, a small group of clayshooters has held a
once-monthly shoot on land belonging to one of them
right on the edge of the village, for about fif
From: "Alex Hamilton", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The malcontents seem unresponsive to the obvious
suggestion that the clayshooters were there first,
arousing no hostility, and that before moving into
their twee executive dwellings they might have checked
for any nasty shooting activity in the neighbour
From: "E.J. Totty", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>As the townies are in the majority and growing, nothing will be achieved
>by puffing our chests and claiming rights to continue with a tradition.
>No one has the right to disturb others and we must accept some gradual
>erosion of the freedom of choice due
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I entirely agree with Alex's suggestion that undiluted
hostility toward anti-noise (or anti-shooting) urban
incomers is unproductive, and that we should attempt
to educate them. Some of the objectors to clayshooting
noise have indeed been to my house for drinks, and met
