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This is a great catalog--all stuff (surprisingly good quality) for $15 or under. This moose footrest is on SALE for $12!

Look further for the Christmas Moose stuff like the Moose head lighted wreath ... hey, it's fun stuff. Several other goofy yet fun Moose items available.

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Pam, it's under "Home Accents." Thanks for sharing that site.

I'm decorating my dining room in "rustic lodge" because the room is panelled with real wood; no choice. I've been on the lookout for moose, bear, bison, wildfowl, etc to decorate.

I love that footrest!

This is a great catalog--all stuff (surprisingly good quality) for $15 or under. This moose footrest is on SALE for $12!

could end up costing $48 as each moose has foot feet which will need resting, and what if he has a wife, she too will want to rest her feet, and then when friends come over...oh my this is a very bad idea as it will cost plenty. Let the dang moose keep it's feet on the ground

... but ... but ... you're missing the point ... it's on SALE!!! And if Mrs. Moose wants to rest her little hoofies too ... at least it's on SALE so it's a bargain to buy two because it's on SALE ... did I ever mention that I really like it when stuff is on sale??

Moose earrings and matching necklace... found at www.goosepond.com

Happy shopping!

Moose Cheese <img src="http://www.arlo.net/ubb/smilies/yum.gif" width=15 height=15>!!!???!!!

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<FONT size="2"><FONT COLOR="blue">Two Moose Crash July 4th Parade in Utah

July 4, 2004 12:47 PM EDT


BRIGHTON, Utah - Everybody, and apparently every thing, loves a parade. Two young bull moose, each more than 6-feet tall and weighing hundreds of pounds, crashed Brighton's Fourth of July celebration.

The moose trotted up to Saturday's festivities, but backed off when they saw the crowd. Then they bolted through to get to the other side of town, coming within a few feet of some spectators. A few kids screamed but no one was hurt. "I told my family, that's something you don't see at the downtown parades," said Jeff Worthington.

"They stopped the parade and everybody just sat and watched," said Amber Bailey, a volunteer cleaning up after breakfast. "They could kill somebody. It was amazing that they would have the guts to walk out in front of everybody."
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