Wild life sightings at ancient sites

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Branwen B
Branwen Jan 26, 2010 00:22:20
Replying to tjj

Thanks for all the wildlife stuff tjj, I've appreciated the videos too and forwarded some of them to others. This one will probably appeal to you, though it's not stones under threat but trees, so a bit too new, apologies:
http://spiritbeartribe.ning.com/video/the-wild-horses-of-newbury

T tjj
tjj Jan 26, 2010 02:48:21
Replying to Branwen

Branwen wrote:
Thanks for all the wildlife stuff tjj, I've appreciated the videos too and forwarded some of them to others. This one will probably appeal to you, though it's not stones under threat but trees, so a bit too new, apologies:
http://spiritbeartribe.ning.com/video/the-wild-horses-of-newbury
That little video moved me almost to tears Branwen, when the second tree fell I heard someone cry out and then saw the little tribe of ecowarriors sitting in numb silence - I vividly recall that fight to stop yet another road, I am tempted to use an expletive here ...

Thanks, and hope you manage to sort your paper work out.

Thanks too Imnorie, your recollection was lovely.

tjj

D drewbhoy
drewbhoy Jan 26, 2010 03:03:36
Replying to Branwen

Like Tjj, loved that video. It did seem as if the horses showed emotions about the oaks. Ah the power and bonds of nature, wonderful sometimes.