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Dead Chicken Hats Biblical Greek Roman Medieval Tudor Stuart Character Glossary Gallery Free Patterns Free Leaflets Videos and Tutorials - NEW! Why The Fish? Fun Stuff Real Chicken Hut About Us About our Costumes Garment Care Fabric & Construction Refunds and Returns Hiring We Don't Sell That, But... Shipping Privacy Policies & Terms Contact Us See-Saw Maths Just What Is A Dead Chicken Hat, Anyway? .	Name: Queen Redburga (wife of Ecgbert III, King of Wessex) Nickname: Ginger Address: Cluckingham Palace Breed: Copper Black Eggs: Brown, first egg 2/8/09 (and a double-yolker!) Favourite Food: Slug salad Hobbies: Tap dancing and juggling
		Name: Empress Matilda (grandaughter of William the Conqueror) aka Terrance Nickname: Tilly (the one with the tuft) / Terry Address: Cluckingham Palace Breed: Lavender Araucana Eggs: ummn, well, in Jan 2010 Tilly sarted crowing, so we think Terry might soon be moving to a farm (and that's not a euphamism) Favourite Food: Taraxacum Officinale Hobbies: Loud music and staying up late (she's, oops, he's only a teenager)
	Name: Queen Gertrude (mother of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark) Nickname: Gertie Address: Cluckingham Palace Breed: Lavender Araucana Eggs: Green/blue, first egg 17/10 Favourite Food: Stellaria media Hobbies: Make-up and high heels (also a teenager)
		Name: Queen Henrietta Maria (wife of Charles I) Nickname: Hetty Address: Le Palais De Cluckingham Breed: Light Sussex Eggs: Cream speckledy Favourite Food: Escargo Hobbies: Bullying the little 'uns
	Name: Lady Macbeth (wife of ... you've guessed it. Queen of Scotland for a few pages) Nickname: Betty Address:Glen Cluckingham Palace Breed: Copper Black Eggs: Brown Favourite Food: Neeps and Tatties Hobbies: Caber tossing and haggis farming
		Name: Princess Leia (wife of Hen, sorry Han Solo) Nickname: Snowdrop Address:USSS Cluckingham Palace Breed: Snowbelle Eggs: White, first egg 10/8/09 Favourite Food: Wookie Cookies Hobbies: Jedi training

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