| Released
in : |
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London |
| on: |
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14.04.01 |
| Last
reported location: |
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In
the Baseball mit outside Safeco Field Stadium, Seattle , USA. |
| on
date: |
|
14.02.01 |
| Number
of places visted : |
|
9 |
| distance
travelled : |
|
32,878.73
km |
| average
speed : |
|
4.47
kph |
| top
speed : |
|
38.03
kph |
| furthest
location from London: |
|
Wedged
down the side of a chair at the airport. Australia. |
| |
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| Claim
to fame / records: |
|
Most
injured duck ...but still going strong |
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| Journey
so far: |
|
- Rescued from the
gutter outside Libertys. in london. If we had not picked up
the poor fellow it would have surely been squashed even more.
we have put in a request for Rolf Harris to try and save him....
(14.04.01)
Found by Steve and Carol
[ED. we've actually put in a request ourselves with Rolf
though we doubt we'll be able to track the little fellow down
in order for a medical to take place]
- On a train heading
to Watford in Hertfordshire. I took it to work and used the
digital camera there to record the shocking state of the creature.
(17.04.01)
Found by Mike
[ED. Looks like it headed to Luton and then turned around
and came back again]
- I decided to put
my little plastic friend on a fast train which was heading north
to Edinburgh. (18.04.01)
- In the grounds of
Edinburgh Castle
(29.04.01)
Found by Debbie
- On a bus heading
north out of
Edinburgh
(29.04.01)
- Outside the Lost
and Found office of Edinburgh Airport.
(12.05.01)
- Good Job I found him when I did, poor thing needed cooling
down and a sweet sensational massage of Sunblock. I placed the
little fellow in some water, but rather than swimming in it,
went straight down its little throat. God it must have been
thirsty!
Found by Anil
- 15 miles outside
of Zakynthos Airport in Greece
(19.05.01)
- Wedged down the
side of a chair at the airport. Australia.
(02.06.01)
Found by Big Boy Barry
- In the Baseball
mit outside Safeco Field Stadium, Seattle , USA.
(14.02.01)
Found by Ben
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| GALLERY: |
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DUC440 - The now
notoriously squished Duck poses beneath
an appropriately shaped Dali-esque monument.
DUC440 - Here the
very latest 'Duck inspection technology'
reveals the extent of the damage (Patent pending).
DUC440 - Caught
in Seattle.
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