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I sure wouldn’t want those two hanging around my window, Ludwig! 🙂 Nice shot of the Bobsee twins.
Thanks, Vern. You can imagine our surprise. What was even more surprising, they came back the next day and brought a friend – yes, three of them were in our attic!