Letters to the Editor

Dear Sir,
I have just visited the lighthouse at the north of the island, Cap Formentor, and there were large numbers of tourists feeding a lone goat. The goat had its head in cars looking for food as soon as some car doors were open. Soon someone is going to get attacked by this goat, because they will not feed it. I had a small lunch and had to eat inside my car with windows closed to prevent the goat helping itself to my lunch.

As there is so much hype over goats, this one will very easily be caught and should be taken away as far as possible from people. And signs should be put up banning people from feeding goats. In England I live on the edge of the New Forest, and I have seen first hand people feeding animals and others being injured. This could well happen here as well.

Les Chase