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Happy Easter everyone!

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Stay safe and well too,

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#2 Post by rockedge »

Thanks Colonel Panic!

And a Happy Easter to you....we have a bright, fresh sunny day here

Keep your head down and stay well.

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Hope all are happy and well!
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I saw the bunny go down the road riding in an open back 4x4.
I wasn't quick enough to get my camera.
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Happy Easter to all!

There are no Easter Bunny Linuxes, so this Gnome will have to do! :lol:
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#6 Post by 8Geee »

Happy hippity-hoppity Easter Bunny Day!
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#7 Post by Burn_IT »

Hare today, gone tomorrow!!
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#8 Post by Colonel Panic »

Thanks everyone. I don't think I've ever seen a hare (they aren't common where I live), though I've seen plenty of rabbits.
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#9 Post by Burn_IT »

They tend to live on large areas of open land
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#10 Post by Colonel Panic »

Burn_IT wrote:They tend to live on large areas of open land
Thanks, though I think they might be getting rarer too. I was at university in Leicester and I remember that one of the local villages (Hallaton if I remember rightly) used to bake hare pie every Easter Monday. The last time I looked it up on Wikipedia, they'd stopped putting hare meat in the pie and used ordinary mince instead.
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#11 Post by Burn_IT »

I was born and bred in Ashby-de-la-Zouch and it wasn't unusual to see them running across the tournament fields just outside town.
When I was living just outside Felixstowe I could sit in my bedroom window and watch them gambolling in the fields towards the docks.
There was also a restaurant near there that specialised in game dishes and hare was one of them.
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#12 Post by Smithy »

Do you think restaraunts will open in October?
Might be the time to do Easter and all the other Feast day religions.
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