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prariehawk
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Cindy

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Posted - Apr 12 2014 :  10:21:01 PM  Show Profile
I was driving to my parents' house this evening and as I was driving down a stretch of highway that bordered a "creek" (this "creek" was originally thought to be a river by Lewis & Clark) and I saw three YOUNG children--they looked to be about three or four years old--playing IN the water at the edge of the creek. There were no adults in sight. They were on the opposite side of the creek from where I was so I pulled over and called the police to let them know of this very dangerous situation. Now, I played along creeks when I was young, but I was older, and there weren't any creeks as wide and deep as this one where I grew up. I can't help wondering, where were these kids parents? When I was that young, there were strict limits on how far from the house I could go. And there wasn't a river-sized creek near my house. This is like letting your kids wander across a four-lane highway. I hope the kids were safe and I hope the parents got a strict lecture. Sheesh.
Cindy

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Sharon
Bruce Crossing Michigan
USA
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Posted - Apr 13 2014 :  10:29:19 PM  Show Profile
That is scary Cindy. I have a hard time seeing children in dangerous situations because the parents are not watching them. I hope and pray that they are safe too!

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Laurie
Alvin Texas
USA
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Posted - Apr 14 2014 :  07:43:59 AM  Show Profile
So scary Cindy. Glad that you called the authorities. Parents need to watch their children. Hope that the children are okay.
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CeeJay (CJ)
Dolores Colorado
USA
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Posted - Apr 14 2014 :  1:13:25 PM  Show Profile  Send ceejay48 a Yahoo! Message
Thank you Cindy for calling police! Good grief!!
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AnneMarie
Edmonton Alberta
Canada
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Posted - Apr 14 2014 :  5:28:46 PM  Show Profile
Good for you calling the police. I don't understand some parents, little ones that age are silent and fast you have to watch them like a hawk. To those little ones running water is neat, they're curious but they certainly don't understand danger. It's providence that you drove by at that moment.



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Connie - Farmgirl #673
Hoosick Falls NY
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Posted - Apr 15 2014 :  02:26:22 AM  Show Profile
I am so glad you called the police, that is ridiculous!

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