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alan refail
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Location: Chwilog Gogledd Orllewin Cymru Northwest Wales
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My five new pullets, three Bluebelle and two Speckledy, taking shelter on a wet and windy Christmas day.
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oldherbaceous
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Re: Call this Christmas? Or maybe they are saying, "quick girls, hide behind here, do you see what he had done to that Turkey"  
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Tigger2shoes
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Re: Call this Christmas? Alan do your new girls have names yet ? If not call one pintpot for me ... Long story but i had a chicken called pintpot once and speckled hen is my favorite beer .....
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alan refail
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Re: Call this Christmas? Sorry TTS
They've already got names. The Speckledies are Mrs Jones and Mrs Williams, and the Bluebelles are Dwynwen, Gwenfrewi and Melangell.
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Cred air o bob deg a glywi, a thi a gei rywfaint bach o wir (hen ddihareb Gymraeg)
Believe one tenth of what you hear, and you will get some little truth (old Welsh proverb)
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Diane
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Re: Call this Christmas? I just love your hens...so pretty. I have pekins and a silkie. Wouldn't be without chooks for all the world now...they make me smile every day.
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Tigger2shoes
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Re: Call this Christmas? Yes I know what you mean Diane , I use to keep chickens for years and they were part of the family , the cat would sleep in the nesting boxes and the dog and cock use to chase each other around the garden in a friendly and very funny manner , it was normal on a hot day to see them crashed out in the shade together . The girls use to come and sit in green house with me while I worked or helped to dig over the veg beds . I do miss having them, but I travel to much now and it wouldnt be fair to keep any at the moment . 
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