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Sith the turtle

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Been a long time since I've posted here, I do apologize for that. To give everyone an update, we are currently sight-seeing in Israel, although we leave tomorrow. Once we leave Israel however, we will be getting our stuff down to the port and move back to the USA. I am very excited for our move, as I may be able to own and take care of animals again, although time will tell. I do have photos of wildlife from this region though, which I will be posting shortly, or when I find the time. That's it for now, and I can/will answer any questions anyone has :happy:
 

Sith the turtle

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Just as an update, we have made it safe and sound with our things. Very happy and excited for what's to come, but very tired right now ;). I still will be busy in the coming days though sadly, at least I will be home and visit a new area!
 
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