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Setting up camp

 

Hello Little Frog!

Your Two Tutus have a new camp, and a new home. We left the bunnies, rabbits and hares to be with new friends. The new friends are three human people, making five people included us, four goats, two black hens, one cat, and a dog.

This story is about all of us, and the place at the top of long steep road. We call our new place Camp Bamboo.


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