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"Rustic River Rhino"
by Kathy Matthews
Rebecca Robinson resided in Rickreall, but was relaxing at the regal Rustic River Resort (near Redmond) for a bit of recreation.
A raven flew over the Rustic River, and Rebecca's razor sharp retinas recognized a rhinoceros among the rapids. Redmond was certainly not a native region for rhinoceros! Rebecca regarded the animal with regret and rejection, as she refrained from panic.
Rebecca recruited her relative as a witness, red-hot and rich Rita, a refugee from Roseburg. Rita was also an animal researcher. Rita reasoned, "We need to get that thing onto a reserve, Rebecca."
The two called the authorities, who promptly responded to the rhino-in-the-river call. Sheriffs pulled up in a Rolls Royce and a Range Rover pulling a trailer. The rhino was treated with respect as it retreated on rigorous legs; roaring in protest. The capture was risky but successful, and soon the rhinoceros was placed into a railroad car without rioting and rolled away toward the reserve.
The End.
I actually took the picture above and others at La Pine State Park. If you would like to read the post about The Donald G. McGregor Memorial Viewpoint, please "CLICK HERE".
A raven flew over the Rustic River, and Rebecca's razor sharp retinas recognized a rhinoceros among the rapids. Redmond was certainly not a native region for rhinoceros! Rebecca regarded the animal with regret and rejection, as she refrained from panic.
Rebecca recruited her relative as a witness, red-hot and rich Rita, a refugee from Roseburg. Rita was also an animal researcher. Rita reasoned, "We need to get that thing onto a reserve, Rebecca."
The two called the authorities, who promptly responded to the rhino-in-the-river call. Sheriffs pulled up in a Rolls Royce and a Range Rover pulling a trailer. The rhino was treated with respect as it retreated on rigorous legs; roaring in protest. The capture was risky but successful, and soon the rhinoceros was placed into a railroad car without rioting and rolled away toward the reserve.
The End.
I actually took the picture above and others at La Pine State Park. If you would like to read the post about The Donald G. McGregor Memorial Viewpoint, please "CLICK HERE".
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3 comments:
Kathy, this would be a tongue twister if you can't roll your 'rs'
LOL, Bob! That is funny. I guess it is best read not outloud.
You show no signs of letting up on this challenge! Good for you!
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