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Potjeh
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Re: Ducks in swamps, Ropes to hold dead ducks and chickens
Would be neat for fish as well.
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Grog
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Re: Ducks in swamps, Ropes to hold dead ducks and chickens
+for ducks
+for rope idea (including ducks, bunnys, chickens and fish)
+for rope idea (including ducks, bunnys, chickens and fish)
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bobrodobro
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Re: Ducks in swamps, Ropes to hold dead ducks and chickens
and how about this?






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Grog
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Re: Ducks in swamps, Ropes to hold dead ducks and chickens
looks nice, but what do you want to tell us with those pics?
you got an idea about a fish-storage?
you got an idea about a fish-storage?
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Gauteamus
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Re: Ducks in swamps, Ropes to hold dead ducks and chickens
Grog, you are insulting my tribe!
For centuries we survived by selling dried fish to the saint-loving, lenting-for-piety catholics down south.
I wholehearthedly agree with both the OP ducks/rabbit/ckicken on a rope (even if I dont think I would use it much, it adds alot of athmosphere IMO)
and dried fish! Which brings us on to cods of course.
For centuries we survived by selling dried fish to the saint-loving, lenting-for-piety catholics down south.
I wholehearthedly agree with both the OP ducks/rabbit/ckicken on a rope (even if I dont think I would use it much, it adds alot of athmosphere IMO)
and dried fish! Which brings us on to cods of course.