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Modern OG history—-2016. Dinosaur sighted in Founders’ Park

March 16, 2016 by Blogfinger

A little girl chases a dinosaur in Ocean Grove. Stephen Goldfinger photo, Blogfinger staff. Oct. 29, 2016

A little girl chases a dinosaur in Ocean Grove. They are on their way to the Halloween Pet Parade contest.  Will her pet win?   Stephen Goldfinger photo, Blogfinger staff. Oct. 29, 2016

Some say that dinosaurs are extinct.  But this little girl found one in Founders’ Park.  Maybe the creature thought it was Jurassic Park.  But, if this T-Rex is afraid of her, then no wonder the species didn’t survive.

So it’s Halloween, and this little girl gets to imagine anything at all. After this, will she want to grow up?

 

CATHY RIGBY   from Peter Pan.

 

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