In the morning the crows fly over Jacobs towards Bourne Farm. In the evening they fly back towards the reservoir. You've seen it. Where do the crows go? Do they work in Battle or Hastings? There may be a crow office in Hastings ...
The project: Find out where the crows go. You can follow the crows on foot. They come over in small flocks, so once you loose one flock just follow the next one. As the crow flies.
Prize for first correct answer: Platinum membership of discodamaged.com for one year
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George
David, how do you know they stop at Bourne? Have you been following them? I cant recommend you for a prize unless you have evidence!
Posted by: George | December 05, 2006 at 07:05 PM
Paul Keeling
Clearly far too much time on your hands G! But as a thought, didn't we used to get wasps drunk, tie a bit of cotton to them and then follow them to their nests. Perhaps dosing a bit of carrion with brandy would help reveal their secret. Careful control over the dose will be imperative. Perhaps Dr T could help here?
Posted by: Paul Keeling | December 05, 2006 at 06:55 PM
David
Unless they get lost on the way, in the morning they go to Bourne Farm and in the evening they go to the resevoir. Sad buggers these crows. Can I swop Platinum membership for a mars bar? On second thoughts the DD blog (is that what it is?) looks livelier than this one!
Posted by: David | December 04, 2006 at 01:55 PM
The project: Find out where the crows go. You can follow the crows on foot. They come over in small flocks, so once you loose one flock just follow the next one. As the crow flies.
Prize for first correct answer: Platinum membership of discodamaged.com for one year
Comments
George
David, how do you know they stop at Bourne? Have you been following them? I cant recommend you for a prize unless you have evidence!
Posted by: George | December 05, 2006 at 07:05 PM
Paul Keeling
Clearly far too much time on your hands G! But as a thought, didn't we used to get wasps drunk, tie a bit of cotton to them and then follow them to their nests. Perhaps dosing a bit of carrion with brandy would help reveal their secret. Careful control over the dose will be imperative. Perhaps Dr T could help here?
Posted by: Paul Keeling | December 05, 2006 at 06:55 PM
David
Unless they get lost on the way, in the morning they go to Bourne Farm and in the evening they go to the resevoir. Sad buggers these crows. Can I swop Platinum membership for a mars bar? On second thoughts the DD blog (is that what it is?) looks livelier than this one!
Posted by: David | December 04, 2006 at 01:55 PM
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