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Nov. 21st, 2004 10:47 pmSick of market stalls. At Esk today. It started off very slow and the notes in our money tin had been banked, so at one point we were trying to work out if we had enough on us to pay for the table. We even coutnted the 50c coins that were put out to sell (there was 16 of them, that's $8 in there). Got busier later on though :)
Which is how Douglas, 4 year old nephew, disappeared. He'd gone to put something in the rubbish bin and we didn't notice he hadn't come back. Until mum turned up and asked where he was. He wasn't in the market building, or in the area around it, or the surrounding show area. Last time he'd wandered off, he'd headed down the levee that runs alongside the river, I went that way too look. Mum went back towards the city, towards the old railyway bridge, and after a long walk, found him on the other side of the river, heading up the hill.
Scary for a bit though :(
Which is how Douglas, 4 year old nephew, disappeared. He'd gone to put something in the rubbish bin and we didn't notice he hadn't come back. Until mum turned up and asked where he was. He wasn't in the market building, or in the area around it, or the surrounding show area. Last time he'd wandered off, he'd headed down the levee that runs alongside the river, I went that way too look. Mum went back towards the city, towards the old railyway bridge, and after a long walk, found him on the other side of the river, heading up the hill.
Scary for a bit though :(
