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GuppieGrouper
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Critter Report 2008

#79933 - Fri May 30 2008 07:19 AM

Hello again and time for a critter report. Last night my son waited for about an hour or so for the Fresh water and game perons to come take an alligator out of our drive way. This would not be news to a rural area. This was down town in a residential neighborhood. NOT a good sign. It cost me a few hours of sleep. I haven't seen the crawly creatures yet. Hopefully that is a good sign since we have the squally weather in the caribbean this morning.

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