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4 year old drifts out to sea on an inflatable unicorn. (Original Post) Renew Deal Aug 2020 OP
Where the hell were the parents? Chainfire Aug 2020 #1
Probably back on the beach. PoindexterOglethorpe Aug 2020 #2
holy fuck. Here's more on it.... TeamPooka Aug 2020 #3

TeamPooka

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3. holy fuck. Here's more on it....
Sat Aug 29, 2020, 01:07 PM
Aug 2020
https://www.businessinsider.com.au/toddler-lost-at-sea-floating-on-unicorn-floaty-was-rescued-2020-8

A 4-year-old girl was found floating on a unicorn floaty nearly a mile off the coast of Greece on Monday, according to local reports.
The child’s parents had lost track of her for a second when she drifted off into the sea.
The crew of a passing ferry rescued the toddler, pulling her aboard.
Video of the rescue captured by passenger Petros Kritsonis went viral shortly after the event was posted to Facebook.
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A 4-year-old toddler found herself floating nearly a mile off the coast of Greece on Monday, accompanied only by her unicorn floaty.
The child had been pulled out to sea by a current when her parents looked away for only a second.

Luckily, a crew of a passing ferry approximately 1600 feet off the Gulf of Corinth spotted the child and her inflatable companion as they drifted further and further away from the shore, reported the Greek City Times.

Captain Grigoris Karnesis pulled carefully the child aboard as onlookers watched on in awe.

“The little one was not cool, she was frozen from her fear, because the current was very strong,” Karnesis told the Greek City Times. “I put the ship in such a position so as not to affect the small buoy, I placed it in such a way that the ship was not affected by ripples, because if the buoy sank we would have serious problems. We approached it slowly and we were able to rescue the child.”
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