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Guest photo by my daughter in school in Australia
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Congratulations to your daughter for the great sea turtle photo.
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Cute!
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that’s a neat shot by your daughter… i think the turtle is waving hi… but on second thoughts, it’s menacing look seems to say “get out of the way”:)!
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hi Will,
Makes the tadpoles we are raising (they’ve just begun to sprout their rear legs) seem a tad small.
Congrats to you daughter for going to school in Australia! That’s awesome. ~ Steve, the trade show guru
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Wow, I knew they had weird animals in Australia, but flying turtles,lol, great shot!!
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I can’t believe your tadpoles are still with us Steve. That is really something. You should take photos of the progress. She is there for a semester only. 5 months away. The longest we have gone without seeing her
Will, I think it’s a Hawksbill Turtle, isn’t it? I loved the picture and your daughter is a great photographer!
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Really cute Turtle photo =D
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Hey Will excellent guest photo!
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