Letter: Pussycat of Bodmin
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Your support makes all the difference.Sir: You published on 4 April a photograph of "a rare sighting of the Beast of Bodmin". Am I to understand that the infamous "beast" is no more than a domestic cat or two (judging by the size of the sheep and stone wall also in the picture). Or is it indeed a larger creature and the sheep and walls on Bodmin Moor are much larger than anywhere else in the country?
HARRY COLSON
Guildford,
Surrey
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