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vic reeves (jim moir) writes in the first part of his autobiography that both he & his sidekick bob mortimer were at a camel show in the 70s, middlesbrough town hall, & witnessed a prop 'snow goose' which later was the inspiration for 'the dove from above' segments in their tv show, 'shooting stars'. when I figure out how to add an isbn number as a citation, I'll pop back & drop it in, unless someone else wants to knock this into shape.
