It was a strange day yesterday, not least because of the election (more of which in the next post).   I finished work early, so had Tilly out for her evening walk shortly after 5pm.   We walked a circuit near to the shore that brought us to the top of Grey’s Hill, one of the roads that leads to Bangor’s seafront. There the road was cordoned off with police tape, and a real life policeman to make certain of compliance.   I was initially inquisitive as to why the cordon was there, but the upside down wreck of a car that was blocking the road quickly filled in the missing details.   According to the BBC, the accident involved 4 cars ( https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-50759186   The picture below is taken from here).     First, let me admit that I cannot comprehend how this accident happened on a narrow hill that has a lot of very large speed humps?   It was the young policeman that really puzzled me though.   As ...