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Helen Cawston (left) and her dream kitchen (right)
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21 January 2021
A lovely holiday with her son and daughter-in-law almost turned to disaster for Falkland Islander Judy White (71) this week.
Photo image shows where Judy was found – pic Judy White
Judy, who had gone to visit her son Alan White and wife Jacqui on beautiful West Point Island, had decided on Tuesday to take a walk while her family and visitors Richard and Marlene Short were out for the day, Jacqui told Penguin News.
Judy (now named Nana Bear Grylls by her grandson Oliver) headed “out towards the airstrip and around the coast,” she told everyone later, but on the way encountered some lively wildlife. Firstly a Jonny Rook caused her consternation by bumping her head from behind and stealing her hat and then she decided to move up the hill a little to avoid a “clap match” between male and female sealions.
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