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• JeanetteDK
JeanetteDK · ???
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Tja... 
donateur
zal wel carnaval geweest zijn in Denemarken 
Sos??
in welke context? 
in welke context? ekte gabbers
donateur
ff laten zien dat je bij de Deense anwb werkt ? donateur
Oke..
Sos... ?
?
dus....
WTF ?
ekte hardcore gangsters..
ME and ANE!!! 
WE ARE THE DANISH PARTY PEOPLE!
WE LOVE THE MUSIC AND WE LOVE THE PIC!
WE ARE THE DANISH PARTY PEOPLE!
WE LOVE THE MUSIC AND WE LOVE THE PIC!
^^,
True words!
True words!
What is SoS.
Save our Squirrels is the largest single-species conservation project taking place in the UK at present. The three year project started in mid-2006 and has the remit to undertake red squirrel conservation, information, and access projects in the North of England and beyond. Over 50% of SoS funding comes from the Heritage Lottery Fund, with the balance being funded by the public and private sector businesses that make up Red Alert North England and donations from the general public.
Save our Squirrels was created by Red Alert North England in 2006 to deliver the North of England Red Squirrel Strategy, but is managed and directed by Northumberland Wildlife Trust. However, our area of operations is absolutely huge - stretching from Berwick upon Tweed across to the Solway Firth, and all the way down to Merseyside!
Within this area, we have 16 dedicated Red Squirrel Reserves - areas of (mostly coniferous) forest which have been identified as giving the red squirrel the best chance of continued survival in the North of England. All the landowners and managers of these forests have signed up to an agreement that they will manage the habitat to the maximum benefit of the red squirrel through carefully planned felling and replanting programmes.
Local groups like the Berwick SoS are key to raising awareness locally and encouraging local action to save the red squirrel.
Save our Squirrels is the largest single-species conservation project taking place in the UK at present. The three year project started in mid-2006 and has the remit to undertake red squirrel conservation, information, and access projects in the North of England and beyond. Over 50% of SoS funding comes from the Heritage Lottery Fund, with the balance being funded by the public and private sector businesses that make up Red Alert North England and donations from the general public.
Save our Squirrels was created by Red Alert North England in 2006 to deliver the North of England Red Squirrel Strategy, but is managed and directed by Northumberland Wildlife Trust. However, our area of operations is absolutely huge - stretching from Berwick upon Tweed across to the Solway Firth, and all the way down to Merseyside!
Within this area, we have 16 dedicated Red Squirrel Reserves - areas of (mostly coniferous) forest which have been identified as giving the red squirrel the best chance of continued survival in the North of England. All the landowners and managers of these forests have signed up to an agreement that they will manage the habitat to the maximum benefit of the red squirrel through carefully planned felling and replanting programmes.
Local groups like the Berwick SoS are key to raising awareness locally and encouraging local action to save the red squirrel.
we have the jackets on because we are fresh and are quite indifferent to everyone else's opinion. we dare to do it, we have the jackets on whenever we are abroad and trample. and that some people laughing, we take as a compliment.
on Saturday to masters of hardcore was actually MANY who stopped us up to tell that they thought it was cool done.
- Jeanette (the girl with red lettering on the west)
on Saturday to masters of hardcore was actually MANY who stopped us up to tell that they thought it was cool done.
- Jeanette (the girl with red lettering on the west)
we dare to do it, we have the jackets on whenever we are abroad and trample. and that some people laughing, we take as a compliment
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