Vultures and humans

To:	David Richardson <>
Subject:	Vultures and humans
From:	Penny Brockman <>
Date:	Wed, 16 Sep 2009 22:45:10 +1000

So who's going to chop your friend up into small pieces???

A friend of mine over on Sth Island New Zealand just floated his idea with
me of wanting to be buried at sea, in the form of burley or chum from the
back of a Pelagic trip.

He swears it would be legal as long as you could ensure none of you would
wash ashore.

David

On Wed, Sep 16, 2009 at 2:59 PM, Peter Madvig <> wrote:

The film "Himalaya", shown in Art House cinemas and SBS Television, and
quite moving, depicted this practise (not too graphic, but leaving no doubt
as to what was customary and necessary).

Cheers
Peter Madvig

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