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Anne Burgess wrote:
Check out the web camera - very spooky,

Just in case folk don't check the web site until the new morning images
have started arriving - I've temporarily stored it at:

http://www.meteosat.freeserve.co.uk/

Untouched - honest!


I think its a haggis.
Howard Neil



Nope. Too many legs and they're all the same length.


Good point I have had another look and this may be a *very* rare
picture. I now think it may be three haggises (haggii?) in a line (we
only see one side of the line).


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"Anne Burgess" wrote
Nope. Too many legs and they're all the same length.


Remind me Anne.

Is it the males that walk clockwise round the hill with females
anticlockwise, or is it the other way round?

Jack


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"Anne Burgess" wrote
Nope. Too many legs and they're all the same length.


Remind me Anne.

Is it the males that walk clockwise round the hill with females
anticlockwise, or is it the other way round?

Jack


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"Anne Burgess" wrote
Nope. Too many legs and they're all the same length.


Remind me Anne.

Is it the males that walk clockwise round the hill with females
anticlockwise, or is it the other way round?

Jack


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"Anne Burgess" wrote
Nope. Too many legs and they're all the same length.


Remind me Anne.

Is it the males that walk clockwise round the hill with females
anticlockwise, or is it the other way round?

Jack




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Is it the males that walk clockwise round the hill with females
anticlockwise, or is it the other way round?


The species I know all go round the same way - otherwise you can't go the
opposite way to catch them.

But this lot could be some other species I don't know about.

Anne




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Is it the males that walk clockwise round the hill with females
anticlockwise, or is it the other way round?


The species I know all go round the same way - otherwise you can't go the
opposite way to catch them.

But this lot could be some other species I don't know about.

Anne


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Is it the males that walk clockwise round the hill with females
anticlockwise, or is it the other way round?


The species I know all go round the same way - otherwise you can't go the
opposite way to catch them.

But this lot could be some other species I don't know about.

Anne


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Is it the males that walk clockwise round the hill with females
anticlockwise, or is it the other way round?


The species I know all go round the same way - otherwise you can't go the
opposite way to catch them.

But this lot could be some other species I don't know about.

Anne


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