Helicopter over Wilthorpe

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  1. Old Goat

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    #1 Old Goat, Dec 25, 2020
    Just circling around. Any ideas?
    Big brother watching us...?
     
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    #2 jedi one, Dec 25, 2020
    police mate
     
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    #3 Jay, Dec 25, 2020
    Ensuring no more than 3 households are mixing. Snipers in the helicopter to take anyone out who is breaking the rules.
     
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    #4 tingleytyke, Dec 25, 2020
    It’s me with my new radio control copter, good in it
     
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    #5 Bossman, Dec 25, 2020
    Laughing
     
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    #6 Lordtyke, Dec 26, 2020
    I believe David Attenborough is on board, he's the world's foremost expert at spotting elusive and seldom seen creatures

    They're looking for the Covid Marshals...and the 30 million quid.....
     
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    #7 DEETEE, Dec 26, 2020
    Youve never seen a Covid marshall? Are your eyes painted on...
     
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    #8 Lordtyke, Dec 26, 2020
    No, they're not and I've never seen a Covid Marshall
     
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    #9 Austiniho, Dec 26, 2020
    I’ve seen a few, mostly they look like the student workers who would normally be in part time jobs in the boozer or Xmas temping in shops...
     
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    #10 john coucom, Dec 26, 2020
    The council have taken most of the traffic wardens off duty to do the COVID warden jobs
     
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    #11 DEETEE, Dec 26, 2020
    Theres three different species in Barnsley:-

    Theres the lesser spotted enforcement marshal. These are easily identifiable as they spend a lot of their spare time in the gym and are constantly on the prowl to see who they can collar next for an almost unenforceable FPN.

    Theres the rare repurposed Covid Marshall, these tend to be traffic wardens given a new role for the day. You can spot these a mile off as they return to the same spot every hour to make sure you are not loitering and over staying your welcome.

    Then finally there's the common blue jacketed Marshall. These are easy to spot, very often its young members of the flock who have little or no life experience and are generally intimated by the public at large or the more mature members who prefer doing to the intimidating, mostly to people more vulnerable then themselves.
     
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