Who Are These People? - Dead Animals & Stolen Trees!!

[TJH]

Good afternoon to you all. Been a while since i posted. As some of you may remember from my posts i have had a few health problems but, there getting better!!!.

Anyway, went around to my parents house today, and when i had a quick walk around the surrounding land i found 3 fallen trees and 1 stolen tree and the remains of a swan which had be shoot on the canal and then plucked and gutted in the woodland.

The land i am talking about is next to wilson playing fields. The pine wood.

If anyone has seen people with saws/chainsaw in the area please let me know. They have also stolen my firewood!!.

Typical of the world we live in, but cutting down trees and then logging them is no right, unless they are yours to take.

As for the swan, who would kill it?? sick!!!

[accyman]

cant be gypos they woulda eaten the swan its probaly someone tryng to beat teh british gas fuel rises.As for teh swan maybe it was just in teh wrong place at the wrong time and saw too much

im sory lol but it is a very perculiar mix of crime

[DaveinGermany]

Sadly not quite that strange. I know this appears to be victimising certain parts of society but it isn't an isolated incident & it's becoming more prevalent as time passes. It was this news item that set me to writing my "Albion" thread. The killing of the Swans while self explanatory is also irreconcilable & the wood again as fuel to warm themselves & cook their "Prey"

Legends & Rumors: Immigrants Eating Swans (Peterborough, UK)

[katex]

Hi TJH .. so pleased that you are feeling so much better about yourself.

Suppose the stolen trees is just a normal type theft in the grand scheme of things... will look out for you, but don't expect me to accost any chain saw wielding thief .. do draw a line at times.

As for the swan .. more gutted than the swan was. I love these birds .. anyone harming them has just got to be a little 'unbalanced' .. ok , that's kind.

Still, we don't always help do we:

Pollution hits Clayton-le-Moors waterway (From Lancashire Telegraph)

[Ken Moss]

However sick someone has to be to kill something as graceful as a swan (although never ever get one angry - I speak from experience) I'm fairly sure that only royalty are still allowed to kill or eat one.

I'm sure Garinda has a link to a document in his archive!

[garinda]

Originally Posted by Ken Moss

However sick someone has to be to kill something as graceful as a swan (although never ever get one angry - I speak from experience) I'm fairly sure that only royalty are still allowed to kill or eat one.

I'm sure Garinda has a link to a document in his archive!

The Queen only owns the unmarked mute swans on the river Thames.

Here's a recipe for roast swan.

Medieval Recipe Translations - For to dihyte a swan

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by garinda

The Queen only owns the unmarked mute swans on the river Thames.

Here's a recipe for roast swan.

Medieval Recipe Translations - For to dihyte a swan

Didn't know there were swans near to your abode overlooking the duck and geese

[garinda]

Originally Posted by jaysay

Didn't know there were swans near to your abode overlooking the duck and geese

I'm afraid you don't quite come up to the standard required to play the fool, but thank you anyway for applying for the job of jester.

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by garinda

I'm afraid you don't quite come up to the standard required to play the fool, but thank you anyway for applying for the job of jester.

Just trying to learn off your good self the Master joker

[Tealeaf]

All the evidence here points to a Polish barbacue, abandoned for whatever reason.

[accyman]

Originally Posted by Tealeaf

All the evidence here points to a Polish barbacue, abandoned for whatever reason.

they heard somone nearby needed a quote for some plumbing work and had to get there before the english plumber