
We’ve all been wondering where the wandering willow Willy went. The air force had been over by the coast near Websu Port doing some practice flight patterns, when they saw some of the Missing Willow posters. They decided to jump on board too and do a search mission, from the air, to help locate Willy Jr. Those heroic troops were being led by their brave commander, Rock Wallwillow Jackson. He’s been around for years and has led many missions. While being interviewed by K-WILO, he did say he’s never been on a mission quite like this where he was looking for something quite so small. But he is a grandfather and understands how these little furry creatures capture one’s heart.
Hang on a minute. We’re all being asked to turn on the news! There may be a sighting of Willy Jr. Oh my furry goodness! There is live coverage coming in from McWillville. It’s the home of the Always Green Aviation & Space Museum. Lots of war type aircraft are displayed there. Apparently Rock Wallwillow Jackson is escorting a huge plane and it is about to land. Oh no – the huge airplane is dive bombing into a heavily thicketed forest. Whoever is flying the plane hasn’t a clue what to do. Must be a very inexperienced pilot! The museum is saying that the plane called The Lucky Duck, built by Howie Hudson is missing and it appears this is the plane that is dive bombing. Who would try and steal that plane? It’s an antique! Who in their right mind would even think that they could get away with that? Oh no, the Lucky Duck just dropped down into the top of some trees. The other air force planes are searching for a safe spot to land so they can try to get to this priceless plane!
Goodness, gracious, great balls of fur!! I haven’t seen Willy Jr in awhile, but the little willow pilot getting out of the plane sure could pass for Willy Jr. IT IS!! He just told Rock Wallwillow his name. He’s now being escorted back to safety and is going to be held for questioning at the museum.