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2 comments:
Hi Chris!
Not sure it's a problem with elephants and streets. Sounds rather like a bad owner who mistreated the animal who did only what a hungry, restrained creature might do.
Following your adventure! (we had 10 inches of snow on Friday and today, Sunday, it's minus 8.
Judith
yes, i certainly wouldn't blame it on the elephant!
glad you're liking the posts - and also glad to be missing out on snow and cold!
merry christmas, judith!
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