BTW where are Stobart spotters on the spotting hierarchy?
Top appear to be military aircraft spotters, followed very closely by train spotters, and bus spotters near the bottom.
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Are military plane spotters at the top of the list because if you do it in the wrong place, wrong time and wrong country you get to eat a lot of porridge
Where do "twitchers" fit into the hierarchy?
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stobart spotting is great fun, nothing keeps a 5 yr old, 4 yr old and a 2 yr old entertained more on motorway journeys. plus the fact im a great big kid who is 24 going on 14 helps immensely. named one 'trixie' after my nan many years ago and currently got my daughters name 'Aimee-Lea' on the waiting list. to the people who question the point of it, i welcome your questioning. the point of it is simply to see the girls names and see how many you can spot. ive got just over a 1000 of them.
if people think it is sad then that is there choice, it dosent bother me, as a bus driver i would say that bus spotting is not my thing. but i still flash m y lights and wave at the bus spotters as it makes them feel good, which is what life is about, you do what makes you feel good.
p.s i challenge any of my more northern based fellow members to take a trip up the M6 or M1 and not see a shed load of them.