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Re: Missing people

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D C T --friendly poultry orthopedist

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Date Posted: 17:55:23 01/18/09 Sun
In reply to: denis 's message, "Peafowl" on 08:48:46 01/16/09 Fri

Granny Pat has not been heard from here since a bad storm
went through her part of the country.
Jane Smith in England has been busy with other things.
And I seem to be alone here fighting some pests who now
infest this forum with commercial (non poultry) topics.
The original owner of this forum has bandoned it, too.
I live in Georgia and do NOT have any silvers.
Try the UPA website which has a breeder's list and now
they even have a forum
www.peafowl.org

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Sheila
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Date Posted: 05:15:50 05/31/09 Sun

\Funny, I was thinking about Granny Pat and was very surprised to see that you mentioned her in this post.
I agree that the JUNK is overwhelming, but this site is a blessing to those of us with peacocks and peahens.
I am sad to announce that I lost my farm in a lengthy legal battle over the title and all my farm animals as well, including a white peacock and purple female.:~( But I will check in from time to time. Today I am meeting Lydia Hiby the animal communicator... this ought to be interesting to say the least. DCT, keep your chin up. This is a great site, in spite of the ne'er-do-wells. God bless you. Sincerely, Sheila