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Wookey
Hole Caves
Wookey Hole, Wells, Somerset
BA5 1BB, England
Latest News: 14th june 2005 3.00pm
At last we have our Dalek back.
Below are a few images of it's triumphant
rescue and return.
Dalek
found by the Tor
Darlek
under arrest?
Dalek
has great view of the Mendips
Oliver
and Greg of the cave rescue team
Commencing
the rescue
Dalek
being carried down the hill
Latest News: 14th June 2005 9.00am
KIDNAPPED
DALEK FOUND ON GLASTONBURY TOR
In the early hours of Tuesday
Morning we got a phone call on our
emergency 24 hour line from the kidnappers
telling us The Dalek has become too
hot to handle and has been left at
Glastonbury Tor.
We sent a member of our staff
up to the tor to make sure it doesnt
get stolen again, while we work out
how to get this heavy Dalek back down
the tor.
How did they get the Dalek up to
the Tor? , More importantly how are
we going to get this heavy mechanised
monster back down the hill?
A local person came with the idea
of asking cave rescue to help, and
they agreed.
Between 12pm & 1pm the rescue
team will be bringing the dalek down
from the torr on a rescue stretcher
We feel the £500 reward offered
for the return of the Dalek should
be paid to the cave rescue team
Latest News: Thursday 9th June 05
We have now received a ransom
note along with a part of the missing
Dalek.
Dalek
stolen from Wookey Hole Caves!
If anyone has any information
as to the whereabouts of our missing
Dalek, please call our Dalek hotline
07980 829637
We
believe he is one of the original
Daleks from the old series. He can
be identified by his limp plunger
which fell victim to a ferocious attack
by a five year old.
On
the 18th & 19th of June
we will be holding our annual Dr
Who exhibition with many characters
& monsters from the series including
Colin Baker and we obviously
need him back as he is one of the
most popular characters and the star
of our show.
Wookey
Hole Caves are appealing for the recovery
of the Dalek and are offering a £500
reward for information leading its
return.
Our
local police believe this is one of
the most unusual theft investigations
they have dealt with.