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vetran replied

11 November 2013, 14:59
maybe it was because they were out on the Lamb?
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hyperD replied

11 November 2013, 14:47
Originally posted by Mich the Tester View Post

Sounds like some people have been fleeced.

...and the wool pulled over their eyes...
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Mich the Tester replied

11 November 2013, 14:03
Sounds like some people have been fleeced.
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Ticktock replied

11 November 2013, 13:52
I don't baalieve it.
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northernladuk replied

11 November 2013, 13:43
Sounds more like a Yorkshire version of Miss World to me Where do I buy my ticket!
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Pondlife replied

11 November 2013, 13:33
It's all part of a sting operation to combat sex trafficking in the valleys.
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gingerjedi replied

11 November 2013, 13:19
Ewe couldn't make it up.
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vetran started a topic Baa Baa Mah sheep

11 November 2013, 13:14
Baa Baa Mah sheep

BBC News - Stolen sheep go on show for farmers

About a hundred farmers turned out for a sheep identity parade following a police crackdown on rustling.

Forty Swaledale sheep were on show at an auction mart in Kirkby Stephen, Cumbria.

The animals were among 150 ewes recovered following thefts from hill farms across the north Pennines.

Cumbria and Durham police have arrested six people in connection with sheep rustling in recent months.

The ewes were worth £100 to £150 each and stolen mainly from Cumbria and Teesdale.

Zeity you are supposed to eat em.
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