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Honouring Dorothy: Tiny turtles tucked away in James Bay a gesture of kindness
Pam Olund is hiding tiny resin turtles in James Bay to honor Dorothy and encourage small acts of kindness, she said.
- To honour her late sister-in-law Dorothy, resident Pam Olund is hiding tiny resin turtles throughout James Bay for passersby to discover.
- While undergoing chemotherapy treatments this spring, Dorothy often found joy counting turtles at Goodacre Lake in Beacon Hill Park, a practice she cherished deeply.
- Telling Victoria News that "we just want people to be kind to each other," Olund hopes the hidden figures inspire compassion among those who find them.
- When people discover a hidden turtle, Olund intends for them to "feel a little lighter in their day; a little happier," serving as a reminder that someone cares.
- The project mirrors the kindness Dorothy showed others, including greeting strangers with a "hello," ensuring her legacy of compassion continues through these small gestures.
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