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Foxes
by Shirley. e Champion → (All Poetry by Shirley. e Champion)
Friday, August 10, 2018 Not rated by the Author.

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This year I have seen more red foxes than any other year. I see one on county route 345 almost every night. I just saw two beautiful red foxes on the end of the buck Rd and they ran away. �They where so big and there tails was so fluffy white. The two foxes was going to cross the road. Then they saw our car coming and went into the corn feild.

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