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It's a long way down from here
scorp Started conversation Dec 9, 2008
Ginger and white kitten from two gardens away (who actually lives in our kitchen) was obviously hoping for breakfast!
The dark patch at the bottom left hand corner of the picture are leylandii, which stand around 20ft tall - to give an idea of how high the little blighter had got. I'm surprised that the branches held his weight.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/11305258@N08/3095484978/
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Icy North Posted Dec 9, 2008
Hawthorn tree, really? They have enormous thorns. I'm amazed he'd try climbing that!
Icy
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bluesue Posted Dec 9, 2008
He looks to be in a very tricky situation.It's like i always say, I am not scared of heights,but,i am terrified of landing 
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Websailor Posted Dec 9, 2008
Like Bluesue, I want the next episode 
Did he get down 
Websailor 
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scorp Posted Dec 10, 2008
Apparently unscathed! We went out to do a spot of walking/birding and he was impatiently awaiting his tea when we got back.
I printed off a copy of the pic and took it round to his 'people' - they were amazed.
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Websailor Posted Dec 10, 2008
That's good. I haven't the greatest fondness for 
but don't like to see them in trouble
Websailor
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Websailor Posted Dec 10, 2008
Well with some exceptions of course
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