Leo Nyoka, an English boy, has found a way to make the most of an accident. He keeps a squirrel which he found abandoned, tucked in his sling.
An Austrian artist gave this hot-jair balloon some personality by painting eyes, nose and lips on its
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Press, 26 April 1988, Page 24
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45Leo Nyoka, an English boy, has found a way to make the most of an accident. He keeps a squirrel which he found abandoned, tucked in his sling. An Austrian artist gave this hot-jair balloon some personality by painting eyes, nose and lips on its Press, 26 April 1988, Page 24
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