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Trundle Her

The King's Camelopard
Located in Amsterdam, NL
somehow secured each day and trundled round her paddock, the hooves just touching the ground." Despite
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1820s Naturalistic Animal Drawings and Watercolors

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Gold

The King's Camelopard
The King's Camelopard
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