Three pictures, and a link.
*Boxes under the BDP. The label on the brown box suggests it contained 50 part-baked white bread rolls. Which begs the question: How did the Pigeons bake them the rest of the way? And Volvic. Victules for the troops, I suggest.


*A penguin. A king penguin.

This one is almost certainly not Nils Olav.
I'll attempt to get a picture of him later.
3 Comments:
Do pardon my ignorance, but what is Volvic? And I suspect the pigeons don't bother with ovens and such; I just hope the raw yeast doesn't bother their stomachs.
Incidentally, I know you don't know me, but I am one of Snowy's mates. Check out my blog sometime!
Peace out,
J. G. Ritchie
Volvic is French mineral water. It's rather vile. But I expect you take what you can get under the BDP.
I expect you do.
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