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So below dear and gentle reader, I write on the Discovery of an 'air breathing dragons' skeletal remains Un-covered and exhumed, soon to go on display we Do not know how it died.? It might have been in Mortal combat with local heros.? A knight who can Tell.? I say do not discount biblical accounts, as this Age's end begins to knell.)

The Rutland Dragon '

An old English dragon is about to emerge dredged up in a lake, where it might have
Been reared.? Not the biggest of the familiy yet the most intact.' Soon to be exibited..Hey I only state facts.! We don't know if it breathed fire.? Or what colour were its eyes at just over thirty feet though
It was of just over medium size ' perhaps it
Lived on its island, with a mum and Dad.?
Maybe just a batchelor.? A sort of Jack 
on the scales; as in 
Lads..There is also an old castle, not too far away, maybe he had an eye for a princess who can truly say.? Perhaps it had a pet ogre.? Or was friends with an evil queen.?  they 
could have dined together, on infant children.? It
A tried and tested story theme.' 
I suppose things will be revealed 
more.? As in the Good book i have
 often
 seen, a description
Of wild dragons, brave warriors, 
giants and
Miracles, so many, very. Diverse scenes.!!!
Copyright © | Year Posted 2026

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Empress Avatar
June 21, 2026 at 11:01 AM
Always have been curious about them dragons! Interesting that they found this: I wonder too what the dragon was like? Hah. So much to think about. Pleasure reading ~ Sending you light
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June 21, 2026 at 1:26 PM
I need it dear lady as Much light and hope As is possible.' Thank you..'
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