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Wednesday, 13 March 2013
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No after recent flooding the local beaches are covered in thick fluffy mountains of wobbly foam. The onshore winds are picking up chunks of it and rolling it beach ball style up into the sand dunes. Tilly accidentally dropped her fetching stick into it and it disappeared. The foam swallowed it. A most distressing situation for a trusting terrier.
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