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Snail mail
Snail mail

By Hazel Edwards

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A snail changes its eating habits, settling on the mail in the mail box until becoming too fond of the homeowner for that.

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Frequent Flyer Twins III Ideas Pi
Frequent Flyer Twins IV
Frequent Flyer Twins IV

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Second Start Challenge and Change in Mid Life
My Hippopotamus is on the Caravan Roof Getting Sunburnt
Snail mail
Snail mail

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General store
General store

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Kendall Mim and Temporary Fred
Mum on wheels
Mum on wheels

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