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Everything posted by greg64
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it looks like it was taken from quite high up
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your not alone i just asked the question
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i think they are more likely to be all black but is not always the case
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i don't think that is correct, it's not always the case
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you would think so wouldn't you i was watching a video of a drone at night looking for a missing dog with a thermal camera on it and the quality of the video was amazing ,
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when you say a few do you mean a few hundred like previously stated or a few as in not many at all
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this one was from yesterday
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probably been told not to report until after ,it's going to be a 3 week trial
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Brothers back in court ahead of Manchester Airport police assault trial as judge issues warning to potential jurors - Manchester Evening News
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i doubt most would think it was rubbish but if it's in the skip you will get chancers taking it and if caught have the excuse of saying sorry mate thought you were slinging it
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it's still a stupid place to leave it that could be on the back of a pick up in a heartbeat
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got to agree with the old woman stupid place to leave it
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only 18 deg here in north west Wales at the moment
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i thought Neil young was excellent and i enjoyed john Fogerty
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what's with these new members commenting on old threads all seem to be from the usa?
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there is a healthy population of reds on Anglesey about a thousand and no greys and they introduced the pine martin as well
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can only speak for the ones I've seen and to be honest all of them were the complete opposite
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not personally no but been around a few that were owned by friends
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they are hunting dogs not guard dogs so that doesn't surprise me but they are loyal and protective and not a liability like some breeds mentioned and one that you could leave with your mr's and kids in the house and would be handy to take out in the field as well bit of an allrounder
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what about a Rhodesian ridgeback they are naturally protective
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i'm not sure i just know of the one's in Colwyn Bay .seem to be a healthy population
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there is a healthy breeding population of Aesculapian snakes in Colwyn Bay in North Wales that escaped from the Welsh mountain Zoo in the 70's and they like living in the walls people's houses
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you lost me after NOPE
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i think it was Phil chevron that wrote thousands are sailing he was the guitarist for the Pogues. just scrolled down and seen Aled's post
