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A local llama forms an immediate bond with Editor Bill Gilman. Must be something about the name.

 
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"Mr. Gilman, I'm ready for my closeup."
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Perhaps Patches is hoping to get a job offer from Editor Bill Gilman as TewksburyPatch's mascot. Credit Bill Gilman
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TewksburyPatch Editor Bill Gilman was at Krochmal Farms Monday to chronicle the annual Pumpkin Festival. What he didn't count on was a llama named Patches taking an immediate liking to him.

About this column: This feature will take a look at the fun, the funny and the downright silly of the news in Tewksbury. Do you have photos, video or stories you'd like to share? Send them to williamg@patch.com. If your item is selected to be featured in The Lighter Side, you will receive a gift from TewksburyPatch.

Aubry Bracco

6:53 pm on Tuesday, October 12, 2010

I'm guessing he's going to spit but I haven't seen it yet.

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Kara Deyermenjian

12:43 am on Wednesday, October 13, 2010

Patches seems like he would be a good pet. You should adopt him, Bill!

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