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  A tale of two dogs
  by Graham Whyte 05 Nov 09 - 15:07

Posted in cars, driving 

One of our favoured tea stops when we are out filming is at Wisley in Surrey. The tea bar is located in a wooded area, and served by ample parking, arranged in bays.

Last week, there we were, sitting quietly at a picnic table, enjoying the autumn sunshine, when onto the grass drove a BMW X5, which stopped a few short feet from our table. I say ‘on the grass’ as distinct from ‘in one of the many empty parking bays’.

When the driver got out I politely pointed to the bays and asked if she wouldn’t mind using one of them, rather than park two tons of German mean-machine on the fragile chamomile- and clover-studded grass.

In reply, she suggested I do something physically impossible, then trounced off into the woods with her designer dog, which looked every bit as arrogant as its owner.

Incidentally, the BMW looked rather like the one in the photo I took at the time. I hope you can read the number.

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  2 Comments on “A tale of two dogs”

  1. Thanks for sharing your wonderful experienced, I made a great reading in your post.

    rover parts | 14 Jun 10 - 21:43

  2. I really don’t understand some people, yet it always seems to be these arrogant ‘ I have no care about anyone else’ folk who do well in life.
    Where are we all going wrong?

    Askaprice | 30 Aug 11 - 14:58
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