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Ted and Ed are two huge teddy bears whose outdoor activities are bringing joy to neighbors during the lockdown

The bears doing housework.@themoorbears
  • Every day, two giant teddy bears, Ted and Ed, are placed in different positions in their yard to cheer up their neighbors in Stockport, England.
  • Known as "The Moor Bears," they have their own Facebook and Instagram accounts where they share their daily activities.
  • The bears can be seen mowing the lawn, having breakfast, camping out, chopping up wood, and engaging in plenty of other activities.
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We could all do with a pick-me-up right now, and that's just what Ted and Ed, otherwise known as "The Moor Bears," hope to do with their daily activities.

The giant teddy bears, Ted (the blonde one) and Ed (the chocolate brown one), were purchased six years ago at a Costco in England. Since then, they have been bringing their owner joy, but now they're spreading it to others.

Their owner, who wishes to remain anonymous, has been positioning them in different, fun positions every day since the start of the lockdown. They can been seen doing activities like camping, chopping wood, and mowing the lawn, or relaxing with a spa day or a good book.

They've also been sharing photos of their activities on their Instagram and Facebook account, "The Moor Bears," named for the town where they live: Heaton Moor in Stockport, England.

They are meant "to provide a little entertainment for those passing by as part of their daily exercise," their owner told Insider.

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