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Sunday, November 3, 2024

Sunday 3rd November

The sheep seemed happy in the lower part of the compartment and were all in the same area.  I counted them several times and there were 14 Whiteface and 35 Shetland.  I told two groups of people they needed to put their dog on the lead, one was about to enter and the other was a family playing on Plum Pudding. I warned 3 other groups where the sheep were located.  I did not find the water trough, but the gates were secure.  Someone has been writing in chalk on the gates in the middle compartment. There were 6 red kites and two kestrels soaring on the ridge. 

Pippa     pp. Mike Mossman

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