Brand new tip on 'Keeping yourself safe in the countryside'.

If you come across a blocked footpath, don't be tempted to cut across fields to the nearest unblocked footpath as it's trespassing and very triggering for farmers. I did it in an area I know very well, but as soon as you are in an open field you are fair game to any farmer, and knowing what weapons they could have on them will never give you chance to fully explain your actions. The farmer could approach you by circling you in their vehicle, and then approach you with torrent of verbal abuse about your reasons for being their, which even when fully explained, they'll claim their isn't a footpath anywhere near there despite it being clearly marked and sign posted. Therefore they will try and drag you into a huge argument where they will accuse you of being gay and a disgrace to the countryside etc! Interesting that the first insults they come up with are homophobic, and when they get called a f'ing pedo back they go into some form of trance where they can't finish their sentence, and keep on intensifying the same insult over and over. This is highly likely because they were brutally raped by people such as Goad and his gang, the Kray's worst members of their gang, bennel, thompson, bagley etc etc; all of which 'operated' in the area until getting caught.

Therefore they see being raped by a man as gay and can't get their head around the difference between the worst of rapists and consensual sex. This mindset can then manifest into hating anyone that comes onto their safespace (their land) such as badgers, world safeguarding record holders and foxes etc. The only place I've ever seen anyone so rabid is on badger baiting videos where they will blame badgers for every ill of the world and be manically frothing at the mouth, fevered in their attempts to catch and kill them. Which could be another reason he went apoplectic, as we went through some hidden from the public areas first!! Either way if you think people in the countryside are lovely adorable people you've never met them, and I'd highly recommend you 'stick to the path' in daytime and don't even think about being out at night in unpopulated areas!!!