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Originally posted January 21 2006 at 19:01 (which was My Birthday) under General. 0 Comments. Trackbacks Disabled. Last modified: 24 March 2006 at 01:01
Saddened
- Mood:
- Sad
- Location:
- York
And the now the whale has passed on. The rescue attempt got as far as lifting the whale onto a barge (and kudos to the bravery of the rescuers who got in the water with the frightened creature, calmed it and tried to save it). But in the end it was too much and en route to safety (or deeper waters at least) it could last no longer.
It gave us a brief day or two of entertainment (and how to resist saying we had a whale of a time?) Let’s hope it’s breatheren stay around to do the same (note Norway, Japan et al
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