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The love between a swan and a pedalo

An unlikely alliance, one might think, but Petra the Münster-based black swan has fallen quite hard for a rather sizeable swan-shaped pedalo. More here.



There's a steal from Flann O'Brien involving 'it's bound to get you down in the end' to be had here, I think.

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Anonymous Anonymous said... 2:01 pm

I had to do a double take when I read you heading
I thought it said...

"The love between a swan and a peado"

I suppose it would have had to have been a cygnet (+:  



Blogger Croydonian said... 2:04 pm

I suppose we could consider Leda & the Swan.  



Blogger D. C. Warmington said... 8:39 pm

Shame on you, sir, for carrying a story about a pedalophile.  



Blogger Croydonian said... 10:07 pm

I won't be leading a lynching party, if that helps.  



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