glenora
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A really poignant story on WetDawg.com about a rare encounter in the Galapagos Islands.
http://www.wetdawg.com/pages/giftabovelaw0304.html
http://www.wetdawg.com/pages/giftabovelaw0304.html
A gift above the law
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MikeJacobs
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Hey, that was great. Thanks for sharing.
Drewpy
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That made my morning as well!
Nothing like a heartwarming story to get me through a hectic friday!
Thanks a lot!
Nothing like a heartwarming story to get me through a hectic friday!
Thanks a lot!
Wow what an experience - I would have kept the shell too. What a true gift!
Becky
Becky
lwronk
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Awsome story. With out a doubt that is a keeper.
eggman131
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What a story--once in a lifetime, really. That must have been dreamlike . . .
texdiver38
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Wow. Just Wow.
IndigoBlue
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I brought a beautiful chocolate colored cowry from Fiji for a friend who has a shell collection. Fiji has the same rule, no take, as in marine reserves.
Its the only thing I brought. Hid it in my B/C pocket. Made me feel like a pirate. Love that pirate feeling! [The pirate flag avatar is not available until you have 5000 posts. ]
I noticed practically everyone else on the trip showing off their shell souvenirs too.
Reminds me of an old saying from college days: Some laws were meant to be broken.
Its the only thing I brought. Hid it in my B/C pocket. Made me feel like a pirate. Love that pirate feeling! [The pirate flag avatar is not available until you have 5000 posts.
]I noticed practically everyone else on the trip showing off their shell souvenirs too.
Reminds me of an old saying from college days: Some laws were meant to be broken.
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