Pheasant
- 28 February 2009 23:5116394This is my friend who live up in the Drop Redoubt with his two wives, wonder if he is the same on that was sat on a window ledge in the Biggin Street in the week
Been nice knowing you :) - 1 March 2009 06:2716395Wow! Scotchie- thats a very good one. That picture is an ad mans dream. It most certainly could and should be used in one or two of the towns tourism brochures.
Ah yes. Two wives could be good for a while but think of the alimony later !!
email: dover7@msn.com - 1 March 2009 08:4616398If your photograph was taken up the drop redoubt,it sounds as tho its my mate Percy the pheasant,he can quite often be seen with one of his wives on the green in knights templars,where i live,we have been feeding them for quite a while up here.
- 1 March 2009 09:5516400Thanks Phil, he hasn't introduced himself to me yet !!Been nice knowing you :)
- 1 March 2009 10:1416403Aww how lovely.
- 1 March 2009 18:5516415we never get anything interesting like that where i live.
most exoctic creatures here are slugs and snails. - Brian Dixon
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1 March 2009 19:0016417looking at the pheasant has made a bit peckish,any one know a good resipe.
- 17 March 2009 10:0217568Been nice knowing you :)
- 17 March 2009 10:5717575Have just looked and its great. The picture is a winner and a tourist brochure certainty. I would have liked to use it on the frontpage myself but was chock-a-block at the time as I remember. But its a real winner. Love it.email: dover7@msn.com
- 17 March 2009 23:3917620i would agree with all of that.
the pheasant at the forefront, with the castle as a backdrop, is a heaven sent opportunity for the front of a brochure about our town.
sends a mesage about the ancient castle and modern day nature living side by side.
add the flying sucer and we are onto a winner.
