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Toy bunny lost North Cross/Crystal Palace Rd

Liro

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This is a long shot but... my daughter lost her beloved toy bunny today (Saturday 11 June) and we think it was dropped somewhere on North Cross Road (the Duck Egg Cafe side) or on Crystal Palace Road (between North Cross and Heber Road, the west side/side closest to Lordship Lane). It's a jellycat beige bunny with flowery ears, about 20cm long, looks well worn/washed. It has her name tag sewn on the care label so I can easily identify if it is ours. We've retraced our steps and checked in places we shopped but no luck. If anyone finds a lost bunny, please PM me? Many thanks!

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