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:16:29
- Now, then. What's tha doin'?
- Nowt.

:16:32
Bugger off, then. It's private property.
:16:35
- Can I get up to that kestrel's nest?
- What kestrel's nest?

:16:38
- Up wall.
- No nest up there, so off tha goes.

:16:41
There is. I've seen 'em come out.
:16:46
What will tha do? Take all its eggs?
:16:49
- They're young 'uns.
- Nowt to go up for, then, is there?

:16:52
Can I come to t'bottom, then?
Never seen a kestrel's nest before.

:16:56
Come on, then.
:17:04
There it is. That big hole.
:17:06
- It's nested there for donkey's years now.
- And I never knew.

:17:10
- No, there's not many that does.
- Been watchin' from t'wood there.

:17:14
Goes onto t'post, then hovers,
:17:17
then swoops down onto t'prey,
carries it off to t'young 'uns. Looks great.

:17:22
I've been gonna knock
that wall down for ages.

:17:24
- What for?
- It's dangerous. I won't let her play near.

:17:28
- lf I lived round here, l'd train a young 'un.
- Would yer?

:17:31
Yer can train 'em.
:17:33
Do yer know how?
:17:36
- Do you know?
- No. There's not many that does.

:17:39
They're hard to train.
lf they're not kept properly, it's criminal.

:17:43
- Do yer know anybody who's kept 'em?
- One or two.

:17:45
But, er, they had to let 'em go
because they're hard to train.

:17:50
Where can I find out about 'em, then?
:17:53
Well, probably t'public library.
They'll have some books on 'em.

:17:57
- Where's that?
- Down int' city.

:17:59
Hey, are you a member?

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