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A runaway tortoise that went missing more than three years ago has been found and reunited with her owner.
The African Sulcata tortoise, native to the southern part of the Sahara desert, was spotted plodding around the town of Interlachen in Florida. She was seen trying to cross a state road - equivalent to a dual carriageway.
The officers described the tortoise as "unusual" and were initially unaware of its sex. Florida's Wildest Animal Refuge took her into their care, and launched an appeal to find her rightful owner.
Authorities were sure she belonged to someone as she "liked people and head pats". When someone did claim the tortoise, they told the police department she had gone missing since June 2020.
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6 comments:
WOW! WOW! WOW! those costumes were amazing. I couldn't get the video, but there were stills of them. Plus each woman was eye candy herself. Just delightful.
Yes, I agree and thank you for you comment. I think that was from 2020? As soon as I saw them I knew you would appreciate ll that work! See you soon.
I too admired these amazing costumes and I was even more excited to find a link below to a new ‘Day of the Dead’ Barbie Doll To Celebrate Mexico’s ‘Dia de Muertos’.
My little granddaughter loves playing with her numerous barbie dolls and I was just repairing some of their dresses. Of course I had to add some new ones for the dolls. I never expected to be sewing barbie doll dresses. That reminded me that my grandmother had sewn some doll dresses for my doll - I only had one. I still remember what they looked like. Happy memories ....
Thanks for sharing, Elenor. That's so sweet! You remembering your grandma doing what you do for your granddaughter. Maybe she'll remember and tell her granddaughter. The circle of life?
The surprise me cartoon is perfect! I kept looking at your piece of work, turning it side by side. I am glad you seemed to be hiding the propaganda. :-)
Thanks, John, I wish I could eliminate propaganda, period.
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