Dog walker pulled from mud in major rescue operation (From Daily Echo)

chrisja wrote:
I hope this idiot gets sent the bill.

I agree, anywhere near Pig Bush is a swamp. Saying that, she doesn't look very muddy, just a little stupid. Never mind, she got her fizzog in the paper.

Another reason to ban dog walkers from the Forest. If its not creating no go areas due to the amount of mess they don't clean up its getting stuck in the mud.

This could easily have been a party of Scouts or other hikers who got into trouble due to the mud. Perhaps if the Forestry Commission ceased their policy of creating wetlands (bogs) this would not have happened. The Forest is there for everyone to enjoy, dog walkers included. I applaud the rescue services for their prompt action despite the enormous cost of the rescue.

chrisja wrote:
I hope this idiot gets sent the bill.

She's paid the bill. She's a tax payer. This is kind of how the whole "society" thing works: we all contribute so that, when something goes wrong, or we have needs, they're covered.

I presume you pay the full amount for all the roads you use, and the actual full cost of your bins being emptied.

Georgem wrote:

chrisja wrote:
I hope this idiot gets sent the bill.

She's paid the bill. She's a tax payer. This is kind of how the whole "society" thing works: we all contribute so that, when something goes wrong, or we have needs, they're covered.

I presume you pay the full amount for all the roads you use, and the actual full cost of your bins being emptied.

How do you know she's a tax payer?

Georgem wrote:

chrisja wrote:
I hope this idiot gets sent the bill.

She's paid the bill. She's a tax payer. This is kind of how the whole "society" thing works: we all contribute so that, when something goes wrong, or we have needs, they're covered.

I presume you pay the full amount for all the roads you use, and the actual full cost of your bins being emptied.

Can you please refrain from paying logical statements of fact and reason.

This is no place for that outlandish behaviour.

kev63 wrote:

Georgem wrote:

chrisja wrote:
I hope this idiot gets sent the bill.

She's paid the bill. She's a tax payer. This is kind of how the whole "society" thing works: we all contribute so that, when something goes wrong, or we have needs, they're covered.

I presume you pay the full amount for all the roads you use, and the actual full cost of your bins being emptied.

How do you know she's a tax payer?

It's pretty much impossible to avoid paying any kind of tax whatsoever.

St.Winch70 wrote:

Georgem wrote:

chrisja wrote:
I hope this idiot gets sent the bill.

She's paid the bill. She's a tax payer. This is kind of how the whole "society" thing works: we all contribute so that, when something goes wrong, or we have needs, they're covered.

I presume you pay the full amount for all the roads you use, and the actual full cost of your bins being emptied.

Can you please refrain from paying logical statements of fact and reason.

This is no place for that outlandish behaviour.

Sorry, I forgot myself for a moment.

So glad this lady and her dogs are okay! Well done to the emergency services! Probably a lesson to be learnt by all walkers in the Forest, it is renowned for its bogs,part of its scientific value are these bogs and go hand in hand with some of its unique flora and fauna! After a year of very wet conditions,these bogs have not only become more treacherous, but have spread,they are not easy to see all the time until you get stuck in one, so best to tread with caution!

Nearly an OAP wrote:
This could easily have been a party of Scouts or other hikers who got into trouble due to the mud. Perhaps if the Forestry Commission ceased their policy of creating wetlands (bogs) this would not have happened. The Forest is there for everyone to enjoy, dog walkers included. I applaud the rescue services for their prompt action despite the enormous cost of the rescue.

What ridiculous nonsense is this?
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You say : "Perhaps if the Forestry Commission ceased their policy of creating wetlands (bogs) this would not have happened."
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By that logic, let's tarmac over every square inch of the New Forest so that no one can hurt themselves.
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Yours is a staggeringly absurd point of view.

Georgem wrote:

kev63 wrote:

Georgem wrote:

chrisja wrote:
I hope this idiot gets sent the bill.

She's paid the bill. She's a tax payer. This is kind of how the whole "society" thing works: we all contribute so that, when something goes wrong, or we have needs, they're covered.

I presume you pay the full amount for all the roads you use, and the actual full cost of your bins being emptied.

How do you know she's a tax payer?

It's pretty much impossible to avoid paying any kind of tax whatsoever.

Depends which school you went to.

cantthinkofone wrote:

Georgem wrote:

kev63 wrote:

Georgem wrote:

chrisja wrote:
I hope this idiot gets sent the bill.

She's paid the bill. She's a tax payer. This is kind of how the whole "society" thing works: we all contribute so that, when something goes wrong, or we have needs, they're covered.

I presume you pay the full amount for all the roads you use, and the actual full cost of your bins being emptied.

How do you know she's a tax payer?

It's pretty much impossible to avoid paying any kind of tax whatsoever.

Depends which school you went to.

No it doesn't. Fact of the day: income tax is not the only tax.

Georgem wrote:

cantthinkofone wrote:

Georgem wrote:

kev63 wrote:

Georgem wrote:

chrisja wrote:
I hope this idiot gets sent the bill.

She's paid the bill. She's a tax payer. This is kind of how the whole "society" thing works: we all contribute so that, when something goes wrong, or we have needs, they're covered.

I presume you pay the full amount for all the roads you use, and the actual full cost of your bins being emptied.

How do you know she's a tax payer?

It's pretty much impossible to avoid paying any kind of tax whatsoever.

Depends which school you went to.

No it doesn't. Fact of the day: income tax is not the only tax.

I'm a wee bit surprised at you Georgem. You're usually smart enough to spot something intended as merely a wry quip. You should have stopped at the second sherry. ;-)

WOW!!! I forgot how many boring, pathetic people come on this site

andysaints007 wrote:
WOW!!! I forgot how many boring, pathetic people come on this site

and yor one of em !! dopey

sasmike wrote:

andysaints007 wrote:
WOW!!! I forgot how many boring, pathetic people come on this site

and yor one of em !! dopey

SAS, so that will be Saturdays And Sundays?

forest tony wrote:
So glad this lady and her dogs are okay! Well done to the emergency services! Probably a lesson to be learnt by all walkers in the Forest, it is renowned for its bogs,part of its scientific value are these bogs and go hand in hand with some of its unique flora and fauna! After a year of very wet conditions,these bogs have not only become more treacherous, but have spread,they are not easy to see all the time until you get stuck in one, so best to tread with caution!

Exactly, what is your experience of the Forest. How long have you lived in the New Forest?

Sir Ad E Noid wrote:

sasmike wrote:

andysaints007 wrote:
WOW!!! I forgot how many boring, pathetic people come on this site

and yor one of em !! dopey

SAS, so that will be Saturdays And Sundays?

very witty you are SIR AD E NOB, ED

chrisja wrote:
I hope this idiot gets sent the bill.

Upon inspection, a little mud on the trousers, is not justification for this drama. I think more publicity than emergency?

sasmike wrote:

Sir Ad E Noid wrote:

sasmike wrote:

andysaints007 wrote:
WOW!!! I forgot how many boring, pathetic people come on this site

and yor one of em !! dopey

SAS, so that will be Saturdays And Sundays?

very witty you are SIR AD E NOB, ED

Childish, but nice to know I know your depth. Don't pretend to be something you are not. Childish is one thing, hero you are not. Grow some.

Sir Ad E Noid wrote:

sasmike wrote:

Sir Ad E Noid wrote:

sasmike wrote:

andysaints007 wrote:
WOW!!! I forgot how many boring, pathetic people come on this site

and yor one of em !! dopey

SAS, so that will be Saturdays And Sundays?

very witty you are SIR AD E NOB, ED

Childish, but nice to know I know your depth. Don't pretend to be something you are not. Childish is one thing, hero you are not. Grow some.

SHAME YOR DEPTH IS LOWER THAN MINE..... NOB, ED

Glad to know your depth. Stop pretending you are important. You are not. You are not SF. Grow up!! Are you Army Cadet? SAS MIKE? Special Forces Mike? Special Forces Child? This is a child, ignore.

Sir Ad E Noid wrote:
Glad to know your depth. Stop pretending you are important. You are not. You are not SF. Grow up!! Are you Army Cadet? SAS MIKE? Special Forces Mike? Special Forces Child? This is a child, ignore.

Nighty Nighty, my hero. Digging in NF mud is not the same as El Basrah mud!!!!!!

u r a sad little muppet,, now go to bed instead of crawling threw the echo at this silly time of day, like sad muppets do,

ps: i am 7 hours ahead of uk time so reading the echo and finding muppetts like you crawling around at this time
is not so sad ( 4me)

I would like thank those who came out to rescue me, looking at some of these comments I would like to say that I have been a dog walker for many years and have never found myself in this situation before. The report states that I was unable to pinpoint my location and it is true that because of this it was over an hour before I was located, however what is not reported was that the only number I had a signal to dial was the emergency services, and that it took 7 attempts and only 2 connected calls to get some information across, my name tel no. And roughly where I was and where the car was parked. The signal was very poor and dropped. Had I been able to communicate for longer I could have given the OS grid reference for my exact location therefore saving a lot of time and taxpayers (of which I am one) money. I was told iwas not in the 'usual' place where people get stuck and therefore harder to locate. I am not proud of what happened, it was, in the pure sense of the term, an unfortunate accident, I am safe and well and am very grateful to the accident and emergency services.

Blackwonderdog wrote:
I would like thank those who came out to rescue me, looking at some of these comments I would like to say that I have been a dog walker for many years and have never found myself in this situation before. The report states that I was unable to pinpoint my location and it is true that because of this it was over an hour before I was located, however what is not reported was that the only number I had a signal to dial was the emergency services, and that it took 7 attempts and only 2 connected calls to get some information across, my name tel no. And roughly where I was and where the car was parked. The signal was very poor and dropped. Had I been able to communicate for longer I could have given the OS grid reference for my exact location therefore saving a lot of time and taxpayers (of which I am one) money. I was told iwas not in the 'usual' place where people get stuck and therefore harder to locate. I am not proud of what happened, it was, in the pure sense of the term, an unfortunate accident, I am safe and well and am very grateful to the accident and emergency services.

Whatever. Move along ou have had your 15 minutes. Next story.

Blackwonderdog wrote:
I would like thank those who came out to rescue me, looking at some of these comments I would like to say that I have been a dog walker for many years and have never found myself in this situation before. The report states that I was unable to pinpoint my location and it is true that because of this it was over an hour before I was located, however what is not reported was that the only number I had a signal to dial was the emergency services, and that it took 7 attempts and only 2 connected calls to get some information across, my name tel no. And roughly where I was and where the car was parked. The signal was very poor and dropped. Had I been able to communicate for longer I could have given the OS grid reference for my exact location therefore saving a lot of time and taxpayers (of which I am one) money. I was told iwas not in the 'usual' place where people get stuck and therefore harder to locate. I am not proud of what happened, it was, in the pure sense of the term, an unfortunate accident, I am safe and well and am very grateful to the accident and emergency services.

Thank you for putting the record straight, I am also glad you are safe and well, it must have been a frightening and distressing situation, you used initiative which avoided a tragedy. I am appalled at some of the sanctimonious posting on here, criticising without having the slightest idea of the facts. This will serve as a warning to others to be careful and also supplied some good practice for the Rescue Teams. No harm done, let us be thankful for that.

By the way SE I think you will find that Pigbush car park is on the way from Lyndhurst to Buealieu.

espanuel wrote:
By the way SE I think you will find that Pigbush car park is on the way from Lyndhurst to Buealieu.

Buelieu?

Norwegian Saint wrote:

espanuel wrote:
By the way SE I think you will find that Pigbush car park is on the way from Lyndhurst to Buealieu.

Buelieu?

Baeulieu?

Norwegian Saint wrote:

Norwegian Saint wrote:

espanuel wrote:
By the way SE I think you will find that Pigbush car park is on the way from Lyndhurst to Buealieu.

Buelieu?

Baeulieu?

Ohhhh.... You meant
BEAULIEU (my old village)
But you are right regarding the road to Lyndhurst... good spot!

Blackwonderdog wrote:
I would like thank those who came out to rescue me, looking at some of these comments I would like to say that I have been a dog walker for many years and have never found myself in this situation before. The report states that I was unable to pinpoint my location and it is true that because of this it was over an hour before I was located, however what is not reported was that the only number I had a signal to dial was the emergency services, and that it took 7 attempts and only 2 connected calls to get some information across, my name tel no. And roughly where I was and where the car was parked. The signal was very poor and dropped. Had I been able to communicate for longer I could have given the OS grid reference for my exact location therefore saving a lot of time and taxpayers (of which I am one) money. I was told iwas not in the 'usual' place where people get stuck and therefore harder to locate. I am not proud of what happened, it was, in the pure sense of the term, an unfortunate accident, I am safe and well and am very grateful to the accident and emergency services.

I am very pleased you are safe and well as it must have been frightening for you. Glad the dogs are ok as well.


Message to the Echo...........
Could management of the Echo please start banning people who are obviously only coming here to cause trouble.

To be able to comment on stories is good but idiots who just want to wind others up spoil it for the majority.

sasmike wrote:
u r a sad little muppet,, now go to bed instead of crawling threw the echo at this silly time of day, like sad muppets do,

ps: i am 7 hours ahead of uk time so reading the echo and finding muppetts like you crawling around at this time
is not so sad ( 4me)

Countries like Viet-Nam and Thailand are in UTC+7.

Blackwonderdog wrote:
I would like thank those who came out to rescue me, looking at some of these comments I would like to say that I have been a dog walker for many years and have never found myself in this situation before. The report states that I was unable to pinpoint my location and it is true that because of this it was over an hour before I was located, however what is not reported was that the only number I had a signal to dial was the emergency services, and that it took 7 attempts and only 2 connected calls to get some information across, my name tel no. And roughly where I was and where the car was parked. The signal was very poor and dropped. Had I been able to communicate for longer I could have given the OS grid reference for my exact location therefore saving a lot of time and taxpayers (of which I am one) money. I was told iwas not in the 'usual' place where people get stuck and therefore harder to locate. I am not proud of what happened, it was, in the pure sense of the term, an unfortunate accident, I am safe and well and am very grateful to the accident and emergency services.

Glad all is ok. I suspect the dogs are ready for another day of fun and games too!

Norwegian Saint. Thanks for the reply and I new I had spelt it wrong but couldnt get my brain in gear. Hythe was my stommping ground for 40+ yrs. Just shows how much the reporters get around,

Sir Ad E Noid wrote:

Sir Ad E Noid wrote:
Glad to know your depth. Stop pretending you are important. You are not. You are not SF. Grow up!! Are you Army Cadet? SAS MIKE? Special Forces Mike? Special Forces Child? This is a child, ignore.

Nighty Nighty, my hero. Digging in NF mud is not the same as El Basrah mud!!!!!!

You have been to El Basrah. Me too. And it stinks.

Please shut up and stop pretending you are a special. Cretins like you give the real ones a bad name, Walter.

cantthinkofone wrote:

Georgem wrote:

cantthinkofone wrote:

Georgem wrote:

kev63 wrote:

Georgem wrote:

chrisja wrote:
I hope this idiot gets sent the bill.

She's paid the bill. She's a tax payer. This is kind of how the whole "society" thing works: we all contribute so that, when something goes wrong, or we have needs, they're covered.

I presume you pay the full amount for all the roads you use, and the actual full cost of your bins being emptied.

How do you know she's a tax payer?

It's pretty much impossible to avoid paying any kind of tax whatsoever.

Depends which school you went to.

No it doesn't. Fact of the day: income tax is not the only tax.

I'm a wee bit surprised at you Georgem. You're usually smart enough to spot something intended as merely a wry quip. You should have stopped at the second sherry. ;-)

Yep, obviously too subtle for me :)

Sir Ad E Noid wrote:

forest tony wrote:
So glad this lady and her dogs are okay! Well done to the emergency services! Probably a lesson to be learnt by all walkers in the Forest, it is renowned for its bogs,part of its scientific value are these bogs and go hand in hand with some of its unique flora and fauna! After a year of very wet conditions,these bogs have not only become more treacherous, but have spread,they are not easy to see all the time until you get stuck in one, so best to tread with caution!

Exactly, what is your experience of the Forest. How long have you lived in the New Forest?

25 years at last count,work in it and spent much of that time conserving it and walking it! Whats yours Ad E Noid?

Sir Ad E Noid wrote:

Sir Ad E Noid wrote:

Sir Ad E Noid wrote:
Glad to know your depth. Stop pretending you are important. You are not. You are not SF. Grow up!! Are you Army Cadet? SAS MIKE? Special Forces Mike? Special Forces Child? This is a child, ignore.

Nighty Nighty, my hero. Digging in NF mud is not the same as El Basrah mud!!!!!!

You have been to El Basrah. Me too. And it stinks.

Are you ok? You seem to be arguing with yourself. Invisible enemies?

Facewagon wrote:

Sir Ad E Noid wrote:

Sir Ad E Noid wrote:

Sir Ad E Noid wrote:
Glad to know your depth. Stop pretending you are important. You are not. You are not SF. Grow up!! Are you Army Cadet? SAS MIKE? Special Forces Mike? Special Forces Child? This is a child, ignore.

Nighty Nighty, my hero. Digging in NF mud is not the same as El Basrah mud!!!!!!

You have been to El Basrah. Me too. And it stinks.

Are you ok? You seem to be arguing with yourself. Invisible enemies?

PTSD