What's British Red been up to now?

[Pablo]

This is amazing.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/cumbria/7096816.stm

Pablo

 

[Shewie]

Well spotted Pablo

I didn`t even realise squirrels liked water let alone go for a swim now and then.


Rich

 

[hedgepig]

I've got a new avatar for you Red

 

[spamel]

What an amazing "tail"!

 

[John Fenna]

Dear Lord!
He's not wearing any kind of bathing suit!!
Filth like this has no place on a family website!!!
I have half a mind to write to the Guardian and the BBC about this!!!!
Tony, Mods, why have you not deleted this photo?????

I remain
Disgusted of Pembrokeshire




Actually
I find it a great little story

 

[spamel]

There have been ruder pictures. The original photo of Reds avatar had the little Red fellah in all his glory, standing proud before the man!

 

[John Fenna]

I understood that the object in question was the remainder of the umbilical cord!
Ye Gods - this site is turning into one of those Hard Paw Corn sites or whatever the phrase is!!
Is this British Red chappie a total moral degenerate???*

I remain
Disgusted of Pembrokeshire




*Answers on a postcard folks!

 

[John Fenna]

Erm - no offence meant to British Red.......realy......

 

[fred gordon]

Always amazes me how many mammals can swim. I remember watching a hare swim across a flood swollen river to get away from a fox. :Wow:

 

[John Fenna]

I saw a fox swimming away from an island on the Tivy with an unbroken swan's egg in its mouth, having just raided a nest.

 

[British Red]

Is this British Red chappie a total moral degenerate???*

Yes



..............

 

[John Fenna]

Answers were suposed to be on a postcard....

 

[British Red]

You want to receive postacrds......from moral degenerates?

 

[weaver]

Well at least now we know if he falls into a vat of wine he can swim his way out, or drink his way, him being a degenerate and all.

 

[British Red]

I may well drown (having got out a couple of times for a rest)

 

[John Fenna]

I get lots of postcards from moral degenerates - AKA friends......

 

[Nightwalker]

I was kayaking up my local estuary once, full tide, so the river was wide, 300-400 yards say, I thought I was coming up to a piece of drift-wood, but I noticed it wasnt going with the flow of the water, it was infact a grey squirrel bang smack in the middle of the river, casually crossing to the greener tree's on the other side.

 

[mob257774]

I was kayaking up my local estuary once, full tide, so the river was wide, 300-400 yards say, I thought I was coming up to a piece of drift-wood, but I noticed it wasnt going with the flow of the water, it was infact a grey squirrel bang smack in the middle of the river, casually crossing to the greener tree's on the other side.

Hope you ran it over, or gave it a helpful pat on the head with your paddle.

 

[Nightwalker]

Hope you ran it over, or gave it a helpful pat on the head with your paddle.

Well I didnt do neither but I did get up fairly close because I just couldnt believe what I was seeing! He knew exactly where he was going, to the greener trees on the other side! Made me wonder how frequently he made that trip.

 

[nicodiemus]

Always amazes me how many mammals can swim. I remember watching a hare swim across a flood swollen river to get away from a fox. :Wow:

Its amazing what mammals will do to get away from predators!... or British Red