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A '''hawk''' was a bird sometimes kept domestically and used in hunting. [[Richard the Lionheart]]'s party in [[Jaffa]] used hawks in this way. ([[TV]]: "[[The Lion]]")
A '''hawk''' was a bird sometimes kept domestically and used in [[hunting]]. [[Richard the Lionheart]]'s party in [[Jaffa]] used hawks in this way. ([[TV]]: "[[The Lion]]")
 
In [[1400]], [[Robert de Wensley|Sir Robert de Wensley]] invited [[Ian Chesterton]] to go [[hawking]]. They both failed to catch anything. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Doctor's Tale (audio story)|The Doctor's Tale]]'')


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Revision as of 21:05, 30 October 2014

A hawk was a bird sometimes kept domestically and used in hunting. Richard the Lionheart's party in Jaffa used hawks in this way. (TV: "The Lion")

In 1400, Sir Robert de Wensley invited Ian Chesterton to go hawking. They both failed to catch anything. (AUDIO: The Doctor's Tale)

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