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sue dog 02 - mar 05 2014

sue dog 02 - mar 05 2014

My sister's neighbour's dog, Suzie was hopeful. She could smell where my brother-in-law had been feeding mince to the kookaburras and magpies. Kingaroy, Queensl...
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My sister's neighbour's dog, Suzie was hopeful. She could smell where my brother-in-law had been feeding mince to the kookaburras and magpies. Kingaroy, Queensland, Australia. March 2014.
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