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Mystery of cat sightings deepens
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It looks like Max has been misquoted as thinking the cat in the photo is a big cat. Its transparently a domestic but the people on the 'this is sommerset' sight seem to think that Max thinks this is a big cat!
My quote was as I wrote it, but they have taken it a little out of context! Basically, it's a non-story. As it says in the quotes from Mr. Highfield and myself, we both think it is a large breed of domestic cat, and the mystery in no way deepens!
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