Isle of Palms, SC
Posted almost 3 years ago
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🐰BUNNY ON THE BEACH: Brodie Hart, a reporter for ABC News 4, captured this image of a man with his pet bunny on the beach on a leash. That’s definitely not something you see every day 😂
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