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Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog 
They must. How do they know their flight plan? 😀 😀 😀
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I LOVE Palindromes, and the answer is Yes, of course geese see God. How else do you think they get where they are going during migrations if not being led by God to get there safely!
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LOVE me some GEESE! This is terrific… #GeeseSeeGod!
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Hoping you don’t suffer from aibohphobia, that’s a palindrome 😉
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You’re right!!! I guess they do. :o)
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