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Head and torso of a female troll rendered in wood, shot from underneath the giant troll, capturing her left side, the forest and turquoise sky peaking through the forest above her. She has twiggy long hair and is playing a wooden flute. A beachy bracelet and a second bracelet made from wildflowers entwine her right wrist.

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Head and torso of a female troll rendered in wood, shot from underneath the giant troll, capturing her left side, the forest and turquoise sky peaking through the forest above her. She has twiggy long hair and is playing a wooden flute. A beachy bracelet and a second bracelet made from wildflowers entwine her right wrist.
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Melody Wainscott (melodywainscott@zirk.us)'s status on Wednesday, 08-May-2024 06:16:50 JST Melody Wainscott
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Yesterday I visited Bruun Idun, again, (“Eden” for short).
She’s still chillin in the foresty forest of Lincoln Park, West Seattle, next to Puget Sound, playing her flute to summon resident orcas home.
This is currently my favorite walk. It’s 2 miles round trip and gives me forest, beach time and is just right.
#ThomasDambo #NorthwestTrollsWayOfTheBirdKing
#PNW #Seattle #Trolls

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