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Wednesday, January 26, 2011

It Could Happen

Posted by George M. Spencer at 2:05 PM
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The Otter and the Rat, their heads
together, eagerly talked river-shop,
which is long shop and talk that is
endless, running on like the
babbling river itself.
(From "The Wind in the Willows")

Sculpture (above): One of 212
monumental bronze and granite
figures by Gustav Vigeland
in Frognerparken, Olso.

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