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  • Old Greg
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    Originally posted by BR14 View Post
    Tower of London welcomes first raven chicks in 30 years - BBC News

    'Not all of the Tower's ravens have remained - one named Munin flew off to Greenwich for seven days before being returned. Another named George was dismissed for eating TV aerials, while Grog was last seen outside an East End pub'

    the last bit made me chuckle

    The Blind Beggar?

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  • BR14
    started a topic Ravens

    Ravens

    Tower of London welcomes first raven chicks in 30 years - BBC News

    'Not all of the Tower's ravens have remained - one named Munin flew off to Greenwich for seven days before being returned. Another named George was dismissed for eating TV aerials, while Grog was last seen outside an East End pub'

    the last bit made me chuckle

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