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You'll have a long wait to get a reply to a straightforward question from persimmon. He's simply sick in the head.

Haha, indeed Heid.

The thing he couldn't see was that the adult Yellow Wagtail was anxious to feed it's young, but it couldn't because some plonker had parked his car too close to it's nest. Rather than filming it he should have understood the situation. It makes you wonder where their priorities lie.

A Yellow Wagtail and a Great Bustard.

We use our fireplace every day when it's cold. We have to. It's the only heating in the house (apart from hot water bottles)! We've got an old inglenook fireplace. Nice to sit in front of.
ATB

Nice gothic stone style fireplace Heid.

It tasted foul persimmon, as do most of your posts, so I spat it out again.

What do you mean 'unlike me'? I think he's a pretty decent honest guy, and have said nothing to the contrary.

Are you still at primary school persimmon. One one is one. Two ones are two. Three .........are you keeping up?

If I were you Truthfactory, I'd tell him to mind his own business. He'll use it to try to ridicule and antagonize you. He likes his childish games, does our lovable bb sociopath.

· Opportunistic acquisition of a direct 16.665 per cent. interest in the West Newton field for the consideration of the issue of 350,000,000 new ordinary shares and £1.4 million in cash; taking the Company's effective economic interest in West Newton to circa 56.4 per cent. from 39.7 per cent.

· Significant discovery at the West Newton field with the B-1Z well, which exceeded pre-drill expectations, further suggesting that the West Newton discovery would be the largest UK onshore discovery since 1973.

· West Newton development plan has been given an AA rating by Gaffney, Cline & Associates ("GaffneyCline") for carbon intensity, the best possible grade for low carbon emissions from potential upstream crude oil production.

· Corallian Energy Limited ("Corallian") was awarded by the UK Oil and Gas Authority ("OGA") a 100 per cent. interest in block 207/1a, containing the Victory gas discovery, a simple, low-risk gas development which has been fully appraised and requires no additional pre-development drilling, with 2C contingent resources of 157 BCF¹ and NPV10 of circa £146 million (based on 50p/therm).

· Further investment of £600,000 into Corallian through exercise of warrants, increasing the Company's interest in Corallian to approximately 36.9 per cent., bringing further optionality and additional upcoming activity to the Reabold portfolio.

· Additional commercial discovery on West Brentwood licence in California.

· Proven reserves of 1.12 million barrels of oil equivalent ("boe") attributed to Reabold's net interest in 4 PDP² and 1 PUD³ wells in California, with associated value of US$20.4 million (NPV10), as at February 2020.

· Testing of the IMIC-1 discovery well in Romania undertaken, with engineering studies ongoing to determine the potential viability of two development options.

Desperation? That flare stack looks like a jet engine plume.

Talking of protestors acting like supercilious sixth formers........head boy arrives!

Do all protestors act like supercilious sixth formers? Reading this board you'd think so.

She was good. He's tight as a clam. Obviously lots going on that he can't disclose. Old school, and I respect that. Makes a nice change from leaks here and there.

6.30pm then ?

on protestor footage. Things are moving nicely.

Heat haze in recent footage visible.

Actually it's more to do with thinking about a DIY project I'm planning, where I have to use a pair of pliers, a blow torch, a stanly knife and a chainsaw. I just need you to lend a hand, or two?

It seems pretty clear to me that the testing has started, and may have been going on for several days. I'm not sure why Rathlin announced the start of the WNA-2 testing as they did on 22/8/19 (10 days after mobilisation), but not WNB-1Z testing (mobilisation was now 22 days ago). Nevermind. Just adds to the excitement and sleepless nights I suppose.

Simon Oddie recently said that they were looking to use wells in our existing onshore licences for purposes other than oil and gas production. Also that they wanted to improve the carbon footprint of the company. However, the article read to me like it was a Brian O'Cathain project separate to Europa.
I still think it will be something North Sea related, but maybe we'll know as early as tomorrow.