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(cw1/2017) Ti-canard
Click on the links below to go to the Flickr page for each photograph.
 | Uploaded | Il était une fois un petit canard. il s'appelait George. |
 | Uploaded | Un jour, George est allé nager dans l'étang. |
 | Uploaded | Il a mangé un ver de terre! |
 | Uploaded | Il a eu rendez-vous avec ses amis. |
 | Uploaded | Avec les amis, ils ont vu un coq. Le coq s'appelait Jaques. |
 | Uploaded | Jaques était un mauvais coq. Les canards savaient son avenir; il serait être très triste. |
 | Uploaded | George avec ses amis ont volé au Mexique, parce que l'hiver commençait. |
 | Uploaded | Le temps au Mexique faisait beau. Il y faisait chaud. Il y avait beaucoup à manger. |
 | Flickr | Georges et ses amis y sont restés longtemps. Ils étaitaient très heureux. |