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About Renault Bears
The Renault Bear originally came from France. In particular, within the regions of Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur and Rhône-Alpes or the French Alps as we in England call them. The small cream coloured Bear is an animal of quiet charm and likable disposition. They have long been held as a symbol of the imposing wilderness of the French Alps where they lived for hundreds of years.
In The Beginning
The most common question I get asked about our Bears is how did it all start – where did the first Bear come from or why did we start rescuing them?
Well it all began back in December of 2006 when we had decided to go on holiday to Egypt. Myself and my Pixy daughter were all packed and ready to go when a friend of ours, Tony, told us that his Teddy Bear had never been on holiday.
BearTube
Our Bears loved YouTube and have been ardent followers until Google purchased the site. Google has vast resources and money at their disposal and copyright holders are just looking for half a chance to sue them. Google now removes all copyright material. This is useless if our favourite songs get deleted so Edward invented BearTube…
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After years of accusations concerning the cover up over Hillsborough, a former policewoman has come forward to claim she was coerced into changing her evidence about the disaster. Former special constable Debra Martin has said she got a visit from two police officers and she was pressured into changing her written statement on the tragedy which cost 96 Liverpool fans their lives.
Seeing as today is Shrove Tuesday, or Pancake Day as all pancake lovers wish to think of it, I thought we would try and find out just what the day is all about – apart from just eating pancakes that is. We already know that Shrove Tuesday is the day before Ash Wednesday and is the first day of Lent. It is observed mainly in English speaking countries but especially in England, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand. It is linked to Easter and so the date it is observed changes each year and is usually celebrated by the eating of pancakes.
Normally we praise our friends because on the whole you are a great bunch of people who are always here to help us. You entertain us with your witty comments and stories of everyday life that somehow always seems to go wrong. It has even been known for you to tell us jokes which we sometimes find rather amusing. Andrea just behaves as she normally does and this we find the funniest all. However, when it comes to naming bears, you really are pants!
