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Noel’s HQ - Sky is the limit! <> A word about Ben Whittenbury

Noel’s HQ is an inspirational show where ordinary people do extraordinary things.  It’s just the kind of thing our very own local champion, Ben Whittenbury would do. The magic of The Haymakers Survey is spreading! Our project about the power of art, love and nature is designed to help change the world - encouraging local champions and a new way of living, that sees a world beyond the grey, money and needless regulation.  Three cheers for Noel…

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Well, the funds raised from our ‘not for profit’ scheme, in partnership with the Hertfordshire and Middlesex Wildlife Trust is currently supporting the campaign to save Balls Wood Nature Reserve.  Together we can!

http://www.harlowstar.co.uk/hertfordshiremercury-news/DisplayArticle.asp?ID=332073

We’ve given many examples on this blog about the syncronicity of our tale and world events, well we now have a very local and in many ways most extraordinary experience to tell you about.  Our story reveals how it seems that long ago a man called Ben Whittenbury was once involved in a confrontation with the Murderous Pie Man of Ware!  Well, at a fair at Castle Hall in Hertford today some distant relatives of the orginal Benjamin Whittenbury came to our book stall.  The odds against the union must be very high. It was a most remarkable and humbling experience.

Shout it from the roof tops!

Firefighters had a surprise when they were called to rescue a sheep from the roof top of house in Middlemoor, North Yorkshire.  Three crews tried to rescue the animal after it made its way to the roof top via a kennel, shed and lower adjoining building.  The sheep eventually fell and suffered a broken leg. It was being treated by a local farmer.  The watch manager at Harrogate fire station said, “Its the first I’ve heard of a sheep getting stuck on a roof.” 

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Perhaps this is Mother Nature’s way of helping Charles Lamb and his mission - shout it from the roof tops! Here’s some music from The Drifters…

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06iKj7o8p9g&feature=related

Paddington - Please look after this bear! <> Cupid (draw back your bow)

Paddington Bear is celebrating his 50th anniversary today.  Here’s a picture of the famed stowaway bear from Peru discovered by the Brown’s at a railway station in West London.  They found him craving a better life at platform 8 and had the good heart to take him in and ‘look after the bear’.

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As you can discover from the video below, Paddington emigrated on the advice of his dear old Aunt Lucy!

 http://www.truveo.com/Paddington-Bear-Please-look-after-this-bear/id/1035976138

As our story explains, Malachi was pleased he wasn’t called Paddington as he felt he’d have to wear Wellingon boots, but he secretly has much love for the mischevious bear!

How curious then that the Brazilian national Indian Foundation today released amazing picture of an uncontacted tribe on its border with Peru.  The Brazilian government says it wants to help protect the tribe’s land from illegal logging.  They are designed to prove those who doubted the tribe’s existence wrong.  More than half the world’s uncontacted 100 tribes live in Brazil and Peru.  Take a look at these warriors reacting to the plane… didn’t cupid draw back his bow in our story? Does this mean humanity should live in better harmony with nature?

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Let’s ask Amy Winehouse. Does she think that’s right? Here’s a video aired on BBC Three

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ymcPoYo8S20

Oh… an anagram of AMY WINEHOUSE is  HAY IN ME HOUSE.  In April, Amy won 5 Grammy awards at the biggest night in the rock and pop calendar.  The star celebrated by visiting her husband, Blake Civil-Fielder, in Pentonville Prison.  She dedicated her awards to her imprisoned husband and London’s blaze hit Camden Market, expressing sadness as the fire destroyed her favourite pub amongst other buildings.

We cannot walk alone!

Another major anniversary. It’s 40 years to the day since the assignation of the civil rights leader Martin Luther King in Tennessee, USA.  A remarkable champion of equal rights and social justice his campaigns by non-violent means inspired millions.  His ‘I have a dream’ speech in Washington in 1963 is regarded as one of the greatest ever made.  We’ve selected 3 images of Rev. King.

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He was a man of courage and vision who understood that love and compassion would triumph over hatred and bitterness.  His legacy will live long in history.

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