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Could have been anyone, anywhere. I was up until 4 am. My own feeling is UK based when the assumption is everyone is tucked up in their beds.

That's just speculation. None of us know.

I wondered when someone would suggest that it could be someone in a different time zone. Strangely I personally have better things to do with my Sundays than sit and RR posts.

lmao@Sue!!!! You need to do a David Bellamy one the next time pmsl.

I can't be a**ed to report anyone and don't give a nut if they report me....but I shall continue to post anywhere there is a post that I find interesting enough to reply to...wherever it may be...........

How bizarre are the workings of GR.

I admitted to the first giving my reason:

After considering your request we believe the content to be unacceptable and outside of the terms and conditions and message board guidelines of the site. This content has therefore been removed.

The others are nothing to do with me. I logged out early last night & have not long come back on.

I understand what you are saying AnninGlos, but I rather think this is a 'homegrown' pestalence (sp). LOL

Julia in Derbyshire

Maybe they don't, 'stay up' that is. Just maybe they are in a different time zone.

However I suggest our intrepid explorer is right, they are indiginous to our country and suffer from trigger or quiver finger poor souls. ;-)

Morning All, It is a great pity that someone actually stays up into the night, just to RR, what people have posted. What a sad and lonely, bitter and twisted being, this person is.
I despair, I truely do
What is it coming to.


Julia in Derbyshire

beautifully described Sue - I almost felt myself drifting off to lullaby land :-D :-D :-D

Can you do "a Harry Butler" ?

"beeyoootiful little animal"

Harry was good at getting finding snakes :-D

I do have a copy if this is gone by the morning ;-)

I can't do an Attenborough voice but if I could.......

"if you look closely, adjusting your eyes to the darkness you may be able to spot the lesser arar bird and it's close relation the greater arar bird. They are only to be found during the night time as they are nervous creatures, seemingly wanting to remain undetected.

They usually quickly exit their nest and feed their habit and return to the safety of their hiding place.

Only a few months ago they were thought to be extinct, as the local human population considered them pests. I have managed to film and document two tonight and will inform the local tribal chief of their location so they may be dealt with before they breed"

Aren't we lucky to have them in our midst :-D