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so i was just wondering, how many chickens would you have to tether to a camper van to get the required lift so you could fly to belgium?

 

and secondly, would you have to use a certain type of chicken, like a homing chicken, or a racing chicken?

 

cheers lads! :oops:

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so i was just wondering, how many chickens would you have to tether to a camper van to get the required lift so you could fly to belgium?

 

and secondly, would you have to use a certain type of chicken, like a homing chicken, or a racing chicken?

 

cheers lads! :oops:

 

Are we talking European or African Chickens.. :lol:

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so i was just wondering, how many chickens would you have to tether to a camper van to get the required lift so you could fly to belgium?

 

and secondly, would you have to use a certain type of chicken, like a homing chicken, or a racing chicken?

 

cheers lads! :oops:

 

Depends on the wind speed velocity and wether or not they were chickens of mass destruction

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I have access to two very old caravans which possibly have parts for selfbuild or renovation

 

They are a "A" line single axle CROWN 134 (2BERTH)

 

And a 4 berth ABBEY SPRITE MAJOR(I THINK) approx.16-18ft single axle

 

PLEASE NOTE THESE VANS ARE OLD. SORRY NO PHOTOS AVAILABLE!

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