I brought him back and kept him in a peach box for an hour until the kids got home.
I learned something about turtles, no matter where you hold them they can reach you with either their front or back claws. Oh, and they have sharp claws, I learned that too.
Rosie and I took him down to the crick to drop him off in what we assumed to be his natural habitat.
He was not really grateful. In fact, I had to give him a lecture about behaving before I could let him go on his way.
Turns out he was not a swimming turtle... At least he was able to float to the opposite shore where he disappeared into the bank. Realizing he was not a swimming turtle helped me feel a little better about the attitude he had when I was about to put him in the crick...
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