But does the seatbelt law apply?
Nov. 7th, 2004 09:15 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
qatarperegrineSeveral times in the last few weeks while driving around Doha, we've passed pickup trucks whose beds are full of sheep and/or goats. One woman I know has even passed a truck with a camel strapped onto it.
Yesterday, however, was my first encounter with a minivan full of sheep.
A late-model Hyundai H100, to be exact, with two sheep in the "trunk" space behind the back seat, and two more on each bench seat. They looked a little alarmed, but then again I suppose sheep usually do.
I can't imagine that's good for the upholstry.
Yesterday, however, was my first encounter with a minivan full of sheep.
A late-model Hyundai H100, to be exact, with two sheep in the "trunk" space behind the back seat, and two more on each bench seat. They looked a little alarmed, but then again I suppose sheep usually do.
I can't imagine that's good for the upholstry.
