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We
first found the Gorilla outside the mystery
door.
He seemed a little frustrated. |
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| The Gorilla is distaught, his first ever home
and the Council evict him! |
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| He
moves on and follows us across to the St Pauls
site, the sign doesn't say anything about
Gorillas not playing on the building site! |
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He
decided to make himself useful.
Pointing to the left for the Triangle.......... |
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| We
began to panic when the Gorilla saw the sign
pointing to Haywards Heath. If he could read,
he would have left Burgess Hill in a shot! |
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| Now,
all normal Gorillas are good at climbing,
a 10ft high fence shouldn't cause a problem. |
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| He
comes away from the site very sad that he
couldn't get to play. In the background you
can see a very nosey family have pulled up
to see the progress of St Pauls. They obviously
haven't seen the pictures on this website,
it could have saved them a trip. |
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| He
then began frantically banging on the door,
reminiscent of the end scene on the Flintstones. |
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| But
fear not, the Gorilla has brains and uses
this brick to try and smash the padlock open. |
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| In the public eye once again, the Gorilla
stand by this sign on the side of the road,
sure to be seen by the motorists |
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| and
right for the St Pauls site, how lucky the
motorists are to have such a hero around! |
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| The
Gorilla decides he wants to go and have a
play on the building site, if we were Gorillas,
we would want to swing on the scaffolding
as well! |
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| but
the Burgess Hill Gorilla isn't normal, he
falls to the ground, and is in a world of
hurt! |
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Now,
we don't know what Dursillas Zoo made the
Gorilla do when in captivity, but he ran onto
the
round-a-bout and started to do stretching
excercises followed by directing traffic.
He'll get hurt one of these days. |
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