We don't have rabies in the UK either.

Try telling that to the family of the man who died from it in
Dundee. He was working with bats and had been bitten.

".............In return for the grey tree-rats - er sorry -
sqrls?.........."

Now there's a thought..........Could it be that all this fuss is over a
squirrel that suffers from vertigo, so has built it's dray on the ground?


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David Hill
Abacus nurseries
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".............In return for the grey tree-rats - er sorry -
sqrls?.........."

Now there's a thought..........Could it be that all this fuss is over a
squirrel that suffers from vertigo, so has built it's dray on the ground?

Could it be a baby Gollom?

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On Sat, 15 Nov 2003 09:16:28 GMT, Jaques d'Alltrades
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Please tell all. "Raccoons in the garden" is an urg legend. For you to
have actually had some, in the UK, is roughly the equivalent of an
urgler reporting irrefutable evidence of fairies at the bottom of their
garden. Instant fame! :-)

What's so odd about fairies at the bottom of your garden? I used to know
someone who lived in Govan.......

Speaking as one who taught Marine Plumbers, one fears for the safety
of any fairy who dared enter the bottom of anything in Govan.

I never realised marine plumbers were like that......

They've been known to plumb the depths
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Martin