#summerlandfire — Public Fediverse posts
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RE: https://socialbc.ca/@kelownanews/117086271484696653
Idiot.
“However, he said he was told on Tuesday night that he could no longer work with ALERT as he was violating their rules of filming the animals and homes inside evacuation zones and posting the content on social media.”
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RE: https://socialbc.ca/@kelownanews/117086271484696653
Idiot.
“However, he said he was told on Tuesday night that he could no longer work with ALERT as he was violating their rules of filming the animals and homes inside evacuation zones and posting the content on social media.”
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RE: https://socialbc.ca/@kelownanews/117086271484696653
Idiot.
“However, he said he was told on Tuesday night that he could no longer work with ALERT as he was violating their rules of filming the animals and homes inside evacuation zones and posting the content on social media.”
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Due to a book I'm reading, I'm going down a huge rabbit hole around the history of tourism on the Isle of Man.
In the post-war years until the early/mid 70s it was a huge popular holiday destination, particularly for northern working people.
I often wondered why my parents had met there, when it isn't somewhere I've ever associated with 'working class' holidaymakers (which my parents certainly were).Then we get to the Summerland disaster (use your favorite search engine)
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Due to a book I'm reading, I'm going down a huge rabbit hole around the history of tourism on the Isle of Man.
In the post-war years until the early/mid 70s it was a huge popular holiday destination, particularly for northern working people.
I often wondered why my parents had met there, when it isn't somewhere I've ever associated with 'working class' holidaymakers (which my parents certainly were).Then we get to the Summerland disaster (use your favorite search engine)
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Due to a book I'm reading, I'm going down a huge rabbit hole around the history of tourism on the Isle of Man.
In the post-war years until the early/mid 70s it was a huge popular holiday destination, particularly for northern working people.
I often wondered why my parents had met there, when it isn't somewhere I've ever associated with 'working class' holidaymakers (which my parents certainly were).Then we get to the Summerland disaster (use your favorite search engine)
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Due to a book I'm reading, I'm going down a huge rabbit hole around the history of tourism on the Isle of Man.
In the post-war years until the early/mid 70s it was a huge popular holiday destination, particularly for northern working people.
I often wondered why my parents had met there, when it isn't somewhere I've ever associated with 'working class' holidaymakers (which my parents certainly were).Then we get to the Summerland disaster (use your favorite search engine)
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Due to a book I'm reading, I'm going down a huge rabbit hole around the history of tourism on the Isle of Man.
In the post-war years until the early/mid 70s it was a huge popular holiday destination, particularly for northern working people.
I often wondered why my parents had met there, when it isn't somewhere I've ever associated with 'working class' holidaymakers (which my parents certainly were).Then we get to the Summerland disaster (use your favorite search engine)