Posted on August 7, 2013, in Aghaloo, Bush, Cappagh, Carnteel, Donaghmore, Galbally, Granville, Kildress, Killeshil, Pomeroy and tagged forestry, Google Maps, photo, postcode, putting on weight, quarrying, shape, trees. Bookmark the permalink. 2 Comments.
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An appaling butchery has taken place at the manse of the ‘Rev’ Brian ‘Tesco Trolley’ Cruse, the Giant Haystacks’ herds of animals devouring Church of Ireland ‘minister’ for Kildress parish. Many ancient trees; oaks, ash, chestnut you name it, planted by the British Raj who once occupied the ministers house, have now been felled in an operation rumoured to have netted the unholy and blasphemous cleric (known for his dirty, untied sneakers and his swinging a somewhat squashed and squishy sliced pan as he walks into the church to give ‘communion’) no small fortune, and the furniture makers of England an unusually rich windfall of very rare, difficult to procure old wood.
It is hard to estimate how many birds have been deprived of their nests at a time in the season when the wet weather makes it simply impossible for said critters to replace their homes and many a miserable crow will sit with dripping feathers under whatever cover is left through the long winter months. No investigation has taken place nor is it likely any will (trouser-lifting and masonic handshakes all around). The overwhelming responsise of the tree, bird, countryside and wildlife generally hating money-grubbing ‘just a wee grant’ farmers of Kildress is “Is’nt it wonderful that the minister cleaned up that dirty ground!”
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