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Episode 259: Pilled in the Peak District (Part 2) (Patreon)

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2023-12-16 02:20:50
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Annie Kelly is back in the Peak District to delve further into an ongoing struggle between the peaceful residents of Cressbrook Dale and a rogue band of doomsday farmers led by former “Dragon’s Den” host, Rachel Elnaugh.  This time, Annie will be speaking to residents and hapless hikers who have been accosted by Rachel’s followers and their recon drones.   She’ll also unpack a mysterious “anti-Rachel” website that popped up after being advertised on flyers distributed in the area, in the hopes of discovering just who might be behind it.  Here’s a hint… it’s not the residents.

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Music by Pontus Berghe and NAP. Editing by Corey Klotz.

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Comments

Jon Adams

At least over here in the Colonies, we have passed regulations to prohibit sustained flight, of which following strangers/not-your-friends is expressly against the rules. Call law enforcement, be strong. Be prepared to wait long times. Make sure that you can pull up the rules on your phone.

Jon Adams

“I don’t - actually I do, blah blah blah” Light sabers? You’ll poke your eye out with that!!!

Elizabeth Forrest

gotta love the 'hummingbird' on their lovecressbrook website... which isn't native to the UK or Europe

Jason Cortez

On Thursday, December 14, the PDNPA confirmed that following the landowners' failure to comply with the enforcement notice the tipi and a car parking area containing plastic matting filled with stone had been removed. Works to remove the series of steps set into the hillside will be undertaken at a future date when ground conditions improve.