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  • So I just picked up a hitch hiker (and his dog)
  • wysiwyg
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    Is this a young version of the Wolf Creek “Mick”?

    Speeder
    Full Member

    Hitching’s a great way to travel and as has been said, it’s really sad that everyone is so scared to either do it themselves or pick people up these days. Too many newspapers scaremongering and too many scary movies have made people paranoid of strangers and afraid to do anything.

    Fairly sure I heard a statistic that the world is a much safer place today than it’s ever been.

    Gaz (hitched around the UK & Europe in my 20s and will pick them up when possible)

    nbt
    Full Member

    Great book. Passable film

    CountZero
    Full Member

    anyway, the most amusing bit in meeting my new friend Stuart was being introduced to his dog….

    Stuart.

    How do you know Stuart wasn’t named after the dog?

    Ambrose
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    Hitching is definately a disappearing thing nowadays. I used to hitch all over Britain when I was younger and was always thankful when i got a lift. I now pick up hitchers whenever I can but I don’t think I’m even yet, so few peopleseem to do it nowadays.

    Weirdly, I stopped for a couple who were walking a couple of miles into town to buy petrol- they were carrying a can. I stopped, offerred them a lift and dropped them off at the Esso station. They then tried to give me £10:00. I had to persuade them that it wasn’t necessary. Odd.

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