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Thanks to Well Behaved Orphan (You can't beat a good education -
Lord Bonkers) for his or her
comment drawing this story from
The Times to my attention:
Archaeologists exploring a graveyard at St Pancras stumbled across a coffin containing a mysterious set of bones. They were later identified as belonging to a walrus. An explanation for the animal's dignified burial has not yet surfaced.
The new St Pancras Church on the Euston Road, as I understand it, has a crypt but no graveyard. Which suggests that the report is talking about
Old St Pancras.
2 comments:
Which means that we need to set up a tusk force to look into it!
Hon. Members; Groan.
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