Blue Teddy Bear
Description
My little boy lost his blue teddy bear on the beach in Bray today (6th February 2023) outside the crepe/waffle takeaway. If anyone finds it please post asap as I have a broken hearted little boy. My little boy is just turned 4 and he has had the bear since he was 2 weeks old. Broken hearted. He is light blue with big hard eyes, he is shaggy haired and has baby on one paw and boy on the other. The bear is in a seated stance. We searched along that area and further up and down the beach and asked in the crepe take out and aquarium if anyone had handed it in but to no avail. If he was taken by a dog etc it could be still in the area.
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