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Hey Tail Blazers, I'm Rebecca Cunningham and this is Girl Tales. A kids podcast packed with

girl power and stories where every child's voice matters.

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patreon.com slash girl tales and join a team today. Now on to our episode. This is Winnie the Bear and Eure's Lost Tale. An adaptation from

Winnie Vippu by A. Milne.

When I was a kid before I moved to freshwater, my sisters and I had a babysitter who we called Grandma Nancy.

Perhaps you remember her. Grandma Nancy was very good at telling stories about my stuffed purple bear, Winnie.

She created a whole world about Winnie and her friends in a place called

Hundred Acre Wood. I longed to go there and sometimes when she told me a story right before I fell asleep

I drift off and dream about Winnie, Aunt Piglet, and Rabbit, and Eor.

Oh, I haven't told you about Eor, have I?

Eor was a stuffed gray donkey that I got from the gift shop at a farm near Niagara Falls.

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