Clouds
Once upon a time a man had a lot of woolly sheep. He got them shorn, and he got a lot of wool. He didn’t sell any of his wool. He took it around in a cart. Out of his wool he got 144 bags. One night he left the cart of wool outside and that night it was windy. All the wool flew out, up, up, and away to the sky. That is how clouds were invented.
Marie Alcock, 8, Lynton Downs School.
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Press, 14 May 1985, Page 22
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