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Mick
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Maureen
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| Could you not have stroked the seagull in its dying moments instead of shoving it with your boots. |
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Mick
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Gordon
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| Posted: Sun Mar 13, 2016 10:38 pm Post subject: |
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| Was it dying or was it just very tired and having a kip |
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KENEE
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| Perhaps it was pining for the fjords. |
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FERT
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Was there any need to do that to the seagull; an Attenborough moment that was not. Even a child would be well instructed as to the do's and don'ts upon visiting a natural area such as that.
That is all it needed in its last few minutes, man and his boot end invading. |
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