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From: "kevin and lynette troughton" <>
Subject: Re: [ZA-EC] Fw: Off topic....places of interest?Curries Kloof
Date: Tue, 5 Jan 2010 06:56:26 +1000
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I remember those crows and we too, from PE, always visited the zoo and the
crows when visiting EL.
I was telling my husband about them just yesterday. I seem to recall a crow
saying 'there are six crows in the cage". Maybe somebody was just a good
ventriliquist but I do think it was a crow
Thanks for the memory,
Lynette from OZ


> Must have been on the OA site that I remember seeing your name. So you are
> an ex-East Londoner! Do you remember Jimmy the Crow at the zoo who alsways
> used to shout for "Border"? We had to go and visit Jimmy every time we
> went
> to East London. It was always so exciting going to East London from
> Cathcart. Visiting the real big city!!
>
> Regards
> Ian Currie (OA Espin House)
>
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