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'Hey Sholay are a set of individuals who share a unique history (of approx 1 year). All brought up in the Warm tropical climates (typical humidity is between 77 and 88% at a temp. of no higher than 34’C) of the South Eastern Asian Rainforests, they were raised by rival families of bush babies. Having known each other’s faces around the local Biome, and occasionally smelling each other’s presence on tree stumps, they stayed away from each other. However, one fateful August afternoon – the great fire came to the forest. It took with it homes, family, but most importantly the Big Red tree – under which all of their pension savings were safely withheld in the embracing roots. Now, forced out of their habitat, these individuals unite to get back from the fire what it took from them, or perhaps work hard, save up, and pitch in to buy a small condo in Great Yarmouth. '

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'Hey Sholay are a set of individuals who share a unique history (of approx 1 year). All brought up in the Warm tropical climates (typical humidity is between 77 and 88% at a temp. of no higher than 34’C) of the South Eastern Asian Rainforests, they were raised by rival families of bush babies. Having known each other’s faces around the local Biome, and occasionally smelling each other’s presence on tree stumps, they stayed away from each other. However, one fateful August afternoon – the great fire came to the forest. It took with it homes, family, but most importantly the Big Red tree – under which all of their pension savings were safely withheld in the embracing roots. Now, forced out of their habitat, these individuals unite to get back from the fire what it took from them, or perhaps work hard, save up, and pitch in to buy a small condo in Great Yarmouth. '

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