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Muriel The elf princess is very brave and spreads so much love. She is very friendly and loves pretty things. -
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Turtles have adapted to life in the water and except for the time they lay eggs, turtles spend their entire life in tropical and subtropical waters where they hunt for cephalopods, crabs and jellyfish. The turtle is one of the longest lived of all animals. They can live well past 100 years! -
Wild Life Fences Animals need fresh air and enough space to exercise. These fences allow wild animals to roam freely ... These paddocks can also be containers for emotions....who will be put into the container? -
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Nice symbolic item of a smurf with a wine bottle. -
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Beautiful and detailed, this smurf figurine evokes romance & love.
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No smurf collection is complete without Papa Smurf. -
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Nice image of a smurf with a gold medal.
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Lovely image of a seahorse and you can image it swimming around the sandtray.
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Pack of 4 Set includes the Australian Redback, Huntsman & Funnel Web spiders & the Scorpion.
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Vanity Smurf just loves to look at his own reflection in the mirror!
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Azrael is a very mischievous cat and tries endlessly to catch the Smurfs with Gargamel.
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Gargamel and his cat Azrael are the forever bad guys. Again and again, they want to get back the Smurfs. They leave no stone unturned to finally do something evil to the Smurfs. But will they succeed this time...or will the Smurfs outwit them again?
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There is often someone different in the family.....someone who stands out! Great piece to explore family dynamics with -
This is a lovely natural connector for your miniature world's homes, ponds, meadows, and bridges. Excellent for bringing playfulness or mystery to the sandtray....where will the path lead? Let this Fairy Village Path bring your miniature scene to life! -
Adorable representation of the Alpaca a close cousin of the Llama. Alpacas look cute and cuddly and like to be scratched behind the ears once they have learnt to trust you. -
In the wild giraffe live in groups called troops that are defended by a senior male.
