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Thursday, July 09, 2009

BLACK DOG COCK UP

Proof that I am going senile:

COLIN HIGGINS WRITES:

'Hi Jon,

You said, "The other day Max posted a story about a sighting of a phantom black dog. It was, we said, the first post-1950 English sighting we had received."

Sorry to be picky - actually I'm not; I relish pointing out insignificant discrepancies to others as most males of a certain age do - but I posted a 1991 B.D. sighting at Hodsock Priory, North Notts, a few weeks ago.


Best Wishes,

Colin
Posted by Jon Downes at 10:48 AM
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