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Looking at the satellite view of some grassy rooftops in the city of London (the square mile), it seems to me that a sufficiently motivated wealthy person could
by walrus01 2y ago
Looking at the satellite view of some grassy rooftops in the city of London (the square mile), it seems to me that a sufficiently motivated wealthy person could keep several sheep in a more central location. Some of those roofs look like they have more habitat space than the most central sheep lives in.
- defrost 2y agoThere are literal multi floor spacious underground bunkers in London beneath some of the more exclusive and expensive properties. A good many are known by filed dimensions, some are suspected to be larger than declared. While a number may be urban bunkers, others ostentatious wealth displays for shoes, clothes, jewels, and rare collectables of the very wealthy perhaps one is home to a rabbit .. or a sheep.
- walrus01 2y agoFor all we know, some wealthy sheep collector has sheep in a 3rd level sub basement in their London townhouse, strapped into an oculus headset and roaming around on a multi dimensional treadmill through endless grassy spring time fields.
- dghf 2y ago> some are suspected to be larger than declared I can't find a link now, but allegedly the Crossrail project accidentally tunnelled into one of these.
- gadders 2y agoA friend of mine at a city brokers with a rooftop garden told me that one of the traders released some rabbits there. You could sit on the trading floor and look up and see them stretched out on the glass atrium roof sunbathing.
- Quarrel 2y agoFinding the most central rabbit would be quite the task!
- shermantanktop 2y agoBy the time the survey is done the number will have changed. Instantaneous global knowledge is impossible, sadly.