Tales from Cottonwood Trails

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  • Summary

  • Follow the antics of Rob, the Forest Ranger, and the quirky cast of critters he takes care of in the remote woodlands of Cottonwood Trails. No matter what the adventure - or misadventure - Rob is always ready to guide his animal friends along the way with his favourite book, the Bible.
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  • 25. No Escape - pt. 1

    25. No Escape - pt. 1
    Nov 1 2024

    Frank, Mathilda, Oz, Rosie, and Morton all head off to go mushroom-picking in some nearby caves. When they notice a sign reading "No Escape" above the entrance to one of the caves, they decide to go in anyway. A decision they very soon regret!


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    13 mins
  • 24. Campfire Stories

    24. Campfire Stories
    Oct 1 2024

    It's a chilly Autumn night, and the gang are sitting around a campfire with no s'mores to roast, thanks to Morton. What better way to pass the time though than to tell some scary stories!
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    14 mins
  • 23. The Good, the Bad, and the Ukulele

    23. The Good, the Bad, and the Ukulele
    Sep 3 2024

    Mathilda's having a bad day. And it's made even worse by a ukulele-playing Morton! Fortunately, Rob's on hand to help, but not quite with the message that Mathilda had expected!
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    14 mins

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