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“essentially a literary gossip column” – CK Stead, 18 April 2010
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8 comments:
I hadn't realised I'd always wanted to see this but now I have seen it what I really want to see is what happened next.
Possibly a big splash. A really, really big splash.
Maybe this is the true origin of the Loch Ness monster.
Stephen, you are not trying. Please give us a flamingo on stilts. That is what I really want to see.
Letsee- the skis are more like pontoons, and she (I'd put several gazillions on it) is braced for takeoff. She's a young 'Indian' elephant, and they are extremely good swimmers, and fond of water. I'd make a bet she 'skied'-
if the whole thing aint photoshopped-
You notice her right hind is tethered?
To the pontoon?
Possibly her left too?
Hmmm-not a willing person?
'Tethered' or 'life jacketed' ?
Unusual life-jacket, being tethered to pontoons...
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