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Thursday, June 04, 2009

Deer Having Tea

 Deer1

I was manning an election committee room, but Pam was at home late afternoon today and could not believe her eyes when she looked down the garden, There was a roe deer, munching some of the bushes.Deer2


We have had a visit before, but only once in almost a quarter of a century. (Postscript : The deer returned on Friday so it must like what's on offer.)Deer3

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Chris Rowling

Some time before I left Tatsfield I looked out into the back garden one afternoon and was amazed to see not one but two deer who had wandered up from the woods! Similarly, it was the only occasion I was aware of, having lived there for over twenty years.

Posted by: Chris Rowling | Friday, August 14, 2009 at 06:51

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