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Wild Goose Chase #2

After a work related trip out i couldn't resist trying to pin down these geese again.

So i Followed the back roads from Skem to Billinge with no luck until I got nearly all the way home 😞

There was about 2500 of thrm feeding on turnips adjacent to Fir Tree Farm - Why are things always in the last place you look?!?

Anyhow I managed to creep close enough to get a decent picture so here goes .....

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