Build It And They Will Come....

[Spicerack]

I thought it was a nice story.
A lot of people didn't. ;-(
https://twitter.com/TansuYegen/status/1542908977641578497

[Barmaid]

I thought it was lovely. It takes a village to raise a child.

[choux]

A little kindness and thought go a long, long way :)

[lady-janine]

So very thoughtful. There are still nice people in this world.

[Ken4155]

Brilliant. Round here, the owner of the driveway would most likely go banging on the kid's door, threatening to wrap the bike around his dad's neck if he didn't stop him from invading his property:-(

[Spicerack]

(some)People are moaning at him for encouraging kids on to his property. Leaving himself liable to damages.
It's not like he built an Evel Knievel style ramp.

[bednobs]

my vpn blocks twitter.
Can you precis it?

[albaqwerty]

His property to do with as he wishes. Putting a smile on youngsters faces is a kind thing to do

[Spicerack]

Bednobs. Every day, this little kid on a bike did a small detour on to some blokes property. Eventually the bloke marked a racetrack out using chalk and the kid got quite skilful negotiating his way around.
The End.




Almost. Because that boy grew up to be none other than 7 times World F1 Champion, Sir Lewis Hamilton, MBE. Yay.

[bednobs]

thank you for precising that for me :)

[chelle7272]

A lovely story :)
So sad to see the miserable comments, I'm guessing a lot are American, very litigious!

[Prudie]

Is that meant to be Lewis Hamilton in the clip, surely not.

[Spicerack]

I just thought the story looked a bit flat when written down, Prudie.
Besides, Bednobs has a good story to tell all her friends now. ;-)

[Togo]

I saw this a few weeks ago Spike. Great stuff. A proper bloke.

The Kids Are Alright.

[Togo]

@Chelle7272 ... Some will find misery and acrimony in any eventuality. We have to suffer them on here too. (^_*)