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Fred G. Hill
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Fred G. Hill
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Fred G. Hill
winged monkey female
Fred G. Hill
flying monkeys at Christmas weeds
Once again, the better part
of a decade passed.
Winged monkeys Mother and children
Baby winged moneys at night
Babies sneak off at night. Proof

Guardian winged monkey

 

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Steve Larrabee with his" Rogue Lover"
Waterfront Theatre, Burlington, VT

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Rigue lover winged monkey

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Jonathan Hart
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delivery Flying Monkeys in Burlington Vermont
Main Street Landing
winged monkey at sunset
Peter Huoppi
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gar·goyle  - gär-goil      noun
Etymology: Middle English gargule, gargoyl, from Old French gargoule
1: a spout in the form of a grotesque human or animal figure projecting from a roof gutter
     to throw rainwater clear of a building.
2: a grotesquely carved figure.
-gar·goyled / adjective.
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Above: Assigning Gender
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