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Sweetheart Trolls |
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Most plentiful in Spring, when they make little or |
| no attempt to
hide. A fixture at the cafe on Friday |
| and Saturday nights.
5" Troll couple setting on |
| 2"ht
wooden base |
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Wedding Trolls |
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On the verge of extinction. Enjoying strong |
| comeback
in recent years (as predicted by their |
| elders!)
5" couple with
light blue ribbon and |
| special
tag to write in names. |
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Anniversary Trolls |
| All Trolls celebrate these important
occasions, |
| but some develop a suspicious annual memory |
| lapse!
5" pair, greyish hair with white ribbon |
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white heart shaped tag |
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Mini Valentine
Troll |
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Begin to appear in early
February. Most often seen |
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bearing delicious treats (which seem
to enhance their |
| already
sweet dispositions! approx 3 1/2 " ht.
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Signed ID tag on bottom of base |
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Valentine
Troll ~ female |
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For some unknown reason, only abundant during |
| the middle part of
February, but very uncommon at all |
| other times. 8"tag
on heart reads- Trolly yours! |
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Valentine Troll ~ male |
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Frequently observed near loving (but often too tired) |
| couples, these Troll
Cupids are always willing to help |
| heat things up! 8" |
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Graduation Troll |
| Most abundant in late Springtime, but also |
| common throughout the year. They are usually on |
| their best
behavior. 8" greyish hair |
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Birthday Troll |
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Trolls always celebrate these occasions (unlike |
| some
people ). Can be observed bearing gifts and |
| bringing
good cheer. 8" |
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Trolls with Newborn |
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Parents are sleepy-eyed and somewhat |
| cranky, but will
happily show off new addition |
| to all who pass by. 8" |
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(male is pictured on left) |
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Halloween Troll |
| While
ready to play trick or treat throughout the |
| year, it is especially
true on October 31st, when |
| they can travel
about almost unnoticed. 8" |
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RedHat Troll |
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Traveling in large groups, these brightly colored |
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Trolls can
easily be spotted around town when they |
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gather
together to feed. Best known for their
red hat |
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and matching accessories, and
their purple hair |
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(and/or clothing)
5" female |
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