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Contributed by: Mary Willis on 10/25/2006

So much for carving the Halloween pumpkin this year.

Nine-year-old Julian set out to carve his pumpkin on Tuesday and lo and behold, it was already being carved by a squirrel. Julian took the pictures of this creative squirrel and then cleaned up the mess this squirrel made.

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Submitted By: Erin Feese

posted on 10/25/2006 @ 10:55:25 AM

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Darn squirrels! These are some great photos. Nice job, Julian!

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