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  1. 30-10-2010 #1
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    From my visit to Brownsea Island last week. They were not too obliging.
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    Nice shots Joe, looks a bit nippy there.
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    That last shot is a wonderful pose - how great to be able to see some of our native squirrels. Of course, you can understand them not being to obliging - they don't want the grey ones toknow where they live
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