30-01-2021, 11:29 AM
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Re: Living next door.
Originally Posted by Silver Tabby
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Wouldn't worry me at all - I love the sounds of nature.If it were before 5:00am - I would be asleep and not hear it.
If it were after 5:00am - I would be up and about - so it wouldn't matter.
30-01-2021, 11:36 AM
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Re: Living next door.
I haven’t heard a chicken or cockerel for years. Living in a big city, the only chickens I see are in the butchers shops
My Dad used to keep chickens when we were younger but then we lived on the outskirts of the town and there were more open spaces in those days.
I would love to hear the sound of chickens or cockerels though ..... a lot better than the screeching seagulls we hear now.
30-01-2021, 11:39 AM
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Re: Living next door.
To be honest If i thought someone had a cockerel and i was looking to buy next door i wouldn't buy .I think if people have lived there for a long while with nrighbours and bought a cockerel i would not be happy at all .
It's because sadly i do live on a housing estate and i'd never get away from the crowing
30-01-2021, 11:40 AM
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Re: Living next door.
Originally Posted by Mags
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I haven’t heard a chicken or cockerel for years. Living in a big city, the only chickens I see are in the butchers shops My Dad used to keep chickens when we were younger but then we lived on the outskirts of the town and there were more open spaces in those days.
I would love to hear the sound of chickens or cockerels though ..... a lot better than the screetching seagulls we hear now.
That took me back,Mags, about them seagulls, when I lived in Lossiemouth, they would perch on the roof, what a racket, far worse than a cockerel crowing,imo,
30-01-2021, 11:43 AM
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Re: Living next door.
[QUOTE=The Artful Todger;2028282]Personally it doesn't worry us in the least. Next door is a small farm and they have a few chickens that scratch around. Not sure how I'd feel if we lived on a housing estate though.[/QUOTEIt’s surprising how you get used to your environment,isn’t it.
30-01-2021, 11:44 AM
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Re: Living next door.
Originally Posted by susan m
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To be honest If i thought someone had a cockerel and i was looking to buy next door i wouldn't buy .I think if people have lived there for a long while with nrighbours and bought a cockerel i would not be happy at all .
It's because sadly i do live on a housing estate and i'd never get away from the crowing
30-01-2021, 12:09 PM
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Re: Living next door.
Wouldn't bother me either, before the vast housing estate was built here we had a hunt kennels & a farm behind our house, now we have a school & two play grounds, I know what I'd prefer to hear.We get Gulls on our roof too, next door put food down & they eat it.
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