Donald Duck & Co #19/1980
Donald Duck finally enjoys his first vacation day, ready to relax in his garden with a good book and a peaceful hageliv—until a swarm of ants and a sudden downpour ruin his plans. With the weather worsening, he convinces Fetter Anton to swap his two-week getaway to Pingo-Pango in the South Seas for a chance to escape the chaos.
In "Tomte-tabbe," Donald Duck dreams of turning his prime piece of land into a parking lot—until Andeby Vannverk installs a fire hydrant right on the spot, making parking there a no-go. The clash between his plans and the rules sets off a classic mix of frustration and stubbornness.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #39/1979 (1979), Anders And & Co. #19/1980, Micky Maus #23/1979
Reprinted in Donald Duck & Co #37/1994 (1994), Donald Duck & Co #29/1998 (1998), Donald Duck God gammel årgang #1998
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