Flying around Adelaide Australia in the Robinson, I saw cows in a fenced in
area adjacent to a farm house. Anyone seen this or any other sorts of
animals?

Scet

"Scet" > wrote in
:

> Flying around Adelaide Australia in the Robinson, I saw cows in a
> fenced in area adjacent to a farm house. Anyone seen this or any other
> sorts of animals?

Try the fly through the barn in a Jenny kiosk demo, there are chickens in
the barn!

Had you been drinking some of that Adelaide wine too?


"Scet" > wrote in message
...
> Flying around Adelaide Australia in the Robinson, I saw cows in a fenced
in
> area adjacent to a farm house. Anyone seen this or any other sorts of
> animals?
>
> Scet
>
>

do they move?
are they "dynamic" or "static"?

Scet wrote:
> Flying around Adelaide Australia in the Robinson, I saw cows in a fenced in
> area adjacent to a farm house. Anyone seen this or any other sorts of
> animals?
>
> Scet
>
>

Do they give milk?



John

maxwell wrote:
> do they move?
> are they "dynamic" or "static"?
>
> Scet wrote:
>
>>Flying around Adelaide Australia in the Robinson, I saw cows in a fenced in
>>area adjacent to a farm house. Anyone seen this or any other sorts of
>>animals?
>>
>>Scet
>>
>>
>
>



--
I don't like country music, but I don't mean to denigrate those who do.
And for the people who like country music, denigrate means "put
down..." -- Bob Newhart

Tina Fisher wrote:
> Before the Sun had fallen far from the moon out of the East there came
> a great maxwell > flying, and bore tidings beyond
> hope from the Lords of the West, crying:
>
>> do they move?
>> are they "dynamic" or "static"?
>
> there is a site with cow flight plans out there - I believe it is
> called "project mooo"
>
> However, MS stopped the flying sheep project because Monty Python had
> the copyright ...

So theres no chance of ovine-aviation in FS. :-(

--
Paul S

I hope you had steaks for a month.

"The original Russ." > wrote in message
...
> PS. Sorry to say the cow was a write off too. Just like my car. :-(
>
> Cheers,
>
> Russ.

Driving on a country lane I was confronted by a herd of cows coming towards
me. The traffic behind would not reverse so I pulled in as tight as
possible in a passing space. But the inevitable happened and a cow tried to
climb over the car. Very frightening and made a real mess of my 6 week old
(bought from new) car.

The insurance form was great fun. Try your own answers

Make of other vehicle:
Colour of Other vehicle:
Registration Number:
Distinguishing feature:
Approximate Speed of other vehicle:
Did the other vehicle stop:
Did the other vehicle sound its horn?
Did it have headlights (dipped or main) switched on?
Did it signal its intentions?

"The original Russ." > wrote in message
...
> More importantly... Do the buggers lay in the middle of the highway at
night
> waiting to make a big mess of your car when you hit em? lol. ;-)
>
> And yes I speak from experience... I once hit a cow at night at 100 Km/h.
> Although I think I'd skidded back to around 70 by the time I hit it. I kid
> you not, it was like hitting another car! BANG!!! And then the bonnet
> buckled up in front of me. I'm sure if I hadn't been wearing a seat belt,
I
> would have been badly injured.
>
> To cut a long story short... The insurance company declared the car a
write
> off.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Russ.
>
> John Grabowski > wrote in message
> ...
> > Do they give milk?
> >
> >
> >
> > John
>
>

"Scet" > wrote in message
...
| Flying around Adelaide Australia in the Robinson, I saw cows in a fenced
in
| area adjacent to a farm house. Anyone seen this or any other sorts of
| animals?
|
| Scet
|
They must have eaten all my "green" grass.
Textures now seem to be changing in FS2002 to autumn.

"The original Russ." > wrote in message
...
>
> Keith Butcher > wrote in message
> ...
> > Driving on a country lane I was confronted by a herd of cows coming
> towards
> > me. The traffic behind would not reverse so I pulled in as tight as
> > possible in a passing space. But the inevitable happened and a cow
tried
> to
> > climb over the car. Very frightening and made a real mess of my 6 week
> old
> > (bought from new) car.
>
> I know how you feel. They're big buggers when you get up close and
personal.
> :-(
>
> > The insurance form was great fun. Try your own answers
> >
> > Make of other vehicle:
> > Colour of Other vehicle:
> > Registration Number:
> > Distinguishing feature:
> > Approximate Speed of other vehicle:
> > Did the other vehicle stop:
> > Did the other vehicle sound its horn?
> > Did it have headlights (dipped or main) switched on?
> > Did it signal its intentions?
>
> My insurance company classed it as a "single vehicle accident" so I'd have
> to pay a higher excess! lol. Bull**** to that! (no pun intended) It wasn't
> until I kicked up a stink and told them I'd be looking to another company
> for my insurance needs in future, that they finally came around and waved
> the higher excess. But they still classed it as a single vehicle accident.
I
> suppose if you want to be technical that's quite true. But it's not like I
> was speeding and hit a tree. It was a bloody cow in the middle of the road
> on a dark night for crying out loud! lol.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Russ.
>
>

They couldn't class mine as single vehicle as I was stationary with engine
off. What made it worse was the guy driving the cows gave me a false name
and address. I also knocked on all the local farmhouses and all denied
owning the field. I felt like building a something on the land and then we
would find out who owned it.

dead right there, but six year old child in back screaming with terror is
quite an experience.

I wished Mad Cow disease on every herd for the rest of the holiday.
"The original Russ." > wrote in message
...
> Stationery with the engine off is the best way to be when I cow try's to
run
> over you. So you were lucky in that respect. :-)
>
> Cheers,
>
> Russ.
>
> Keith Butcher > wrote in message
> ...
> > They couldn't class mine as single vehicle as I was stationary with
engine
> > off. What made it worse was the guy driving the cows gave me a false
name
> > and address. I also knocked on all the local farmhouses and all denied
> > owning the field. I felt like building a something on the land and then
> we
> > would find out who owned it.
> >
> >
>
>

On Sun, 21 Sep 2003 Keith Butcher wrote:

>off. What made it worse was the guy driving the cows gave me a false name
>and address.

You should have asked the police to arrange a cow identity parade. Or
given a description to their sketch artist. "That's very close, officer.
Except I think the eyes were beadier. And maybe a bit longer in the
udder."

--
Kev
__________________________________________________ ________________________
"There's no in between, you're either good or bad. We were in between."
Gary Lineker

Are they animated? I'll actually break down and buy the 2004 upgrade if this is
the case!

Around here its not the cows you have to watch out for - its moose.
Just as big as a cow but a lot higher on the legs. When you hit those
things at 100-110Km/h they like to go through windshields and
tear car roofs off!

Not uncommon to hear of 1 or 2 per week.


TJ


"The original Russ." > wrote in message
...
> More importantly... Do the buggers lay in the middle of the highway at
night
> waiting to make a big mess of your car when you hit em? lol. ;-)
>
> And yes I speak from experience... I once hit a cow at night at 100 Km/h.
> Although I think I'd skidded back to around 70 by the time I hit it. I kid
> you not, it was like hitting another car! BANG!!! And then the bonnet
> buckled up in front of me. I'm sure if I hadn't been wearing a seat belt,
I
> would have been badly injured.
>
> To cut a long story short... The insurance company declared the car a
write
> off.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Russ.
>
> John Grabowski > wrote in message
> ...
> > Do they give milk?
> >
> >
> >
> > John
>
>

"Keith Butcher" > wrote in message
...
> Driving on a country lane I was confronted by a herd of cows coming
towards
> me. The traffic behind would not reverse so I pulled in as tight as
> possible in a passing space. But the inevitable happened and a cow tried
to
> climb over the car. Very frightening and made a real mess of my 6 week
old
> (bought from new) car.
>
> The insurance form was great fun. Try your own answers
>
> Make of other vehicle:
> Colour of Other vehicle:
> Registration Number:
> Distinguishing feature:
> Approximate Speed of other vehicle:
> Did the other vehicle stop:
> Did the other vehicle sound its horn?
> Did it have headlights (dipped or main) switched on?
> Did it signal its intentions?
>
> "The original Russ." > wrote in message
> ...
> > More importantly... Do the buggers lay in the middle of the highway at
> night
> > waiting to make a big mess of your car when you hit em? lol. ;-)
> >
> > And yes I speak from experience... I once hit a cow at night at 100
Km/h.
> > Although I think I'd skidded back to around 70 by the time I hit it. I
kid
> > you not, it was like hitting another car! BANG!!! And then the bonnet
> > buckled up in front of me. I'm sure if I hadn't been wearing a seat
belt,
> I
> > would have been badly injured.
> >
> > To cut a long story short... The insurance company declared the car a
> write
> > off.
> >
> > Cheers,
> >
> > Russ.
> >
> > John Grabowski > wrote in message
> > ...
> > > Do they give milk?
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > John

Keith Butcher killed a cow...how ironic.....sorry Keith..:-)

Scet
> >
> >
>
>

"JasonSJbird" > wrote in message
...
> Are they animated? I'll actually break down and buy the 2004 upgrade if
this is
> the case!

No Jason, they didn't appear to be.

Scet