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Thank you for the post. One act of such kindness can bring hope back to the world. Tweeted and FBd! 🙂
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Well, looked at the video again and sobbing. Such a sweetie– the dog and the man!! Thanks for posting!
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What a super young man.
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That little guy got blown off the pier at St Kilda beach. There happened to be a photographer from the Age Newspaper on the pier at the time. The shot of the woman hugging the young man makes me misty every time. It was big news here in Melbourne……. it also shows that good news sells newspapers as well as bad.
Terry
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Oh, thank you for telling me, I was wondering where in the world it was – just found it on youtube and didn’t see any mention of where or when.
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my pleasure………… newspapers rarely go back and tell you what happened next but as you can see from the video they did follow up with the lady owner. It was quite a story at the time. Brave and thoughtful young man.
Here’s the story from back in 2009.
http://www.news.com.au/national-news/bi-bi-blown-away-by-galeforce-winds-in-victoria/story-e6frfkvr-1225762441999
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Where the heck are the damn Kleenex when you need them?
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Reblogged this on The Persecution of Mildred Dunlap and commented:
Bless those who help.
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For so much apathy in the World, there’s always tender hearts… there’s a song in my langues that goes, if we’re few, but we few wouldn’t surrender easily…
Hopeful post 🙂
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Great acts of courage and kindness.
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