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Winnie the Pooh and the Woolery, a classic story written by A.A. Milne and adapted for audio by

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Thanks. Enjoy the episode. Winnie the Pooh and the Woolery. Poo had wandered into the

hundred-acre wood and was standing in front of what had once been Owl's house. It didn't look at all

like a house now. It looked like a tree which had been blown down,

and as soon as a tree looks like that, it is time you try to find another one. Poo had had a

mysterious message underneath his front door that morning, saying, I am skirting for a new house

for owl, so had you, Rabbit. And while he was wondering what it meant, Rabbit had come in and read it for him.

I'm leaving one for all the others, said Rabbit, and telling them what it means, and they'll all search too.

I'm in a hurry, goodbye. And he had run off. Poo followed slowly. He had something better to do than to find a new house for owl.

He had to make up a poo song about the old one, because he had promised Piglet days and days

ago that he would. And whenever he and Piglet had met since, Piglet didn't actually say anything,

but you knew at once why he didn't. And if anybody mentioned

hums or trees or strings or storms in the night, Piglet's nose went all pink at the tip,

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