C'mon Whaley, hang in there!

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Hayles

  • #4
    Too late for poor Whaley :cry:

    Yes it's a shame, but how long before we have a flower shrine set up somehwere along the Thames for it....? :roll:

    Lots of worse things going on it the world (or probably just around the corner from you). I hope everyone keeps this in perspective.
     
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    crus

  • #5
    R.I.P whaley.

    I'm sure that he will have rekindled a wider interest in saving wales around the world.

    I agree that there are a lot of horrible things going on in the world, but it would of been nice for him (assuming him as probably her that was giving directions) to have made it.

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    MarkPearson

  • #15
    What a shame :-(

    There is lots we still we need to learn about the mysterious ways of the whale.

    Mant times tens or even hundreds at a time end up beached and die on beaches all over the world.

    A bit of a strange phenomenon, don't you think?
     
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