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Contributed by: Sandy Nadeau on 8/24/2007

There's someone new in town! He was spotted on Aug. 21. It may not be politically correct to call a newbie Large, but it appears not much would faze this visitor. He's so impressive, he stops traffic! He's so large, he can park anywhere he wants when he visits the Kittredge Community Bible Church.

People flock around just to see him. Just to get that one great photo. But in a few more weeks, much more distance will need to be kept between photographers and this visitor!

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Submitted By: Karen Groves

posted on 8/27/2007 @ 9:24:19 PM

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That guy looks huge!

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Sandy Nadeau

Kittredge , CO

Sandy Nadeau has posted 8 stories and 0 comments since joining on 9/8/2006. Sandy Nadeau 's average story rating is 5.

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