Vivian Lawrence gives Hilda the donkey a nice pat while Ken Bews looks on. Shirley Mainprize and Rob Miller with the Turtle Valley Donkey Refuge brought Hilda and Margherita to Bastion Place on Thursday afternoon for a visit.

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Vivian Lawrence gives Hilda the donkey a nice pat while Ken Bews looks on

Vivian Lawrence gives Hilda the donkey a nice pat while Ken Bews looks on. Shirley Mainprize and Rob Miller with the Turtle Valley Donkey Refuge brought Hilda and Margherita to Bastion Place on Thursday afternoon for a visit.

 

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