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I have a meeting in Lawrenny next week , and i will mention about a load of hairy buttocked tree people swinging around in trees. I should be able to sort out a camping area, with fire pit and a nice view, and if you are really good a few trees to climb.

The only trouble is i am a long way west.

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I have a meeting in Lawrenny next week , and i will mention about a load of hairy buttocked tree people swinging around in trees. I should be able to sort out a camping area, with fire pit and a nice view, and if you are really good a few trees to climb.

The only trouble is i am a long way west.

 

Hairy buttocked ! How did you know ?

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