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Bearwatch Just Bears & Stuff
Myrtle Creek, Oregon
Posts: 42

I found a very nice article on Teddy Bear Collecting. I posted on my blog at http://tinyurl.com/yawv8qo

Bear hugs
Pat

rowarrior The Littlest Thistle
Glasgow
Posts: 6,212

I'll tell my dad that it's okay for men to collect bears these days, he'll be so happy lol  We used to lived somewhere that had a huge bear fair twice a year, and there was always at least one addition to the collection libearated each time.  My parents moved when I was at uni, and they don't have the access any more to the big collections, but they do look for them wherever they go.  In recent years I've been feeding their habit  bear_whistle  (hmm, does that make me an enabearler?  :crackup: )  I did suggest we meet in London for Hugglets in February next year though, so anyone exhibiting there could be in with a good chance of being relieved of some stock  bear_grin

Bubble-Up Bears Bubble Up Bears!
Murrieta, California
Posts: 1,804

Nice article.
Thank you for sharing. bear_original

Lisa q.D.paToOtieS
Near Fredericksburg, VA
Posts: 1,349

Very nice article and nice blog too!  Thanks for sharing!

Bearwatch Just Bears & Stuff
Myrtle Creek, Oregon
Posts: 42

You are beary welcome.

Pat

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