I have had countless 'I'd-never-see that-in Kansas' moments since I moved to
New Zealand and this is definitely one of them.
We were in the South Island earlier this year on a major 'highway' (yes, most
roads are 2 lane) in central Otago mountains and saw cattle stops along the Lindis Pass.
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They should alternate with burger joints and steak houses. Nah, maybe dairy bars.
ReplyDeleteIn our part of the country, South Dakota, the Beef State, these things are called "cattle guards." Yes, we do sometimes see cattle on the roads.
ReplyDeleteLOL - What are the cattle grates doing in the middle of the major roadway.
ReplyDeleteWe had a cattle drive almost take out our driver's side window in Central America. But, on a dirt road.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, the last time I saw cattle on the road driven by the owner was in the 70ties in Eastern Europe (still Communistic then!)
ReplyDeletewe still have a few of them. we call them färist :)
ReplyDeleteCattle grids on a main road, something you will also find in Australia.
ReplyDeleteCattle grids is always a reminder to the driver that cattle on roads is very probably... even on windy mountain roads.
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