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JaneKinnin

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Hello,


We lost my daughter's beloved Princess Aurora doll at the Peckham Rye fete. It is a 20' tall, soft/plush, Disney-branded princess doll with bright yellow hair, a gold tiara and a pink sparkly dress. The doll was in my open bag when we sat watching the dog show; we then walked around the fete, and I was carrying a baby and a huge (also princess-themed!) helium balloon as well as the bag, and lost it somewhere along the way.


If your child (or even dog) picked the doll up, please do bear in mind that this is a toy that's very dear to another child, and it would be kind to give it back.


I was sorry to hear in another posting about the child's scooter that was nicked from the park the same day. It seems particularly mean-spirited when things belong to a child.


Jane

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