
Bob had thought about playing his drum set but could not resist the lure of the water. He took his boat out to explore a new part of the island.

Boldly going where no felt animal has gone before

Bob had thought about playing his drum set but could not resist the lure of the water. He took his boat out to explore a new part of the island.

He was playing the new song that Rico had written. It had a difficult guitar part but it would showcase the talents of both Zorro and Rico.

Nobody was happier than Zorro about recovering the instruments.

The song was called “Forest Frenzy” and would feature himself and Zorro in a duelling guitar lead.

Rico was so happy to get his guitar back that he climbed a tall tree and started playing a song that he had written.

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Rico opened the box and their beloved instruments were all there. They did not notice Oliver flying off into the woods.

As Oliver was returning the key he noticed that Rico was also holding a key of about the same size. “Is there any chance that I could borrow that key that you have in your hand?” asked Oliver. Rico said that he didn’t think that Bob would mind as long as the key was brought back soon.
They exchanged keys and Rico went to open the box.

“The water was calm enough when they set off but then a wave overturned their canoe. Being good swimmers they could easily right their canoe but they were unable to find the key which had sunk to the bottom of the lake.”
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