Tante Lille

Tante Lille (born 1850) is a French womble who has served as leader of the Boulogne Burrow since about 1930. She was born in the Boulogne Burrow in 1850 and became leader at the age of 80 in 1930. Tante Lille attended several expositions held in Paris, including the 1868 Exposition Universelle, the 1878 Exposition Universelle, the 1889 Exposition Universelle and the 1900 Exposition Universelle. At the 1889 Exposition Universelle, she met Great Uncle Bulgaria, an English Womble from the Wimbledon Burrow. Despite getting on well, Tante Lille did not see Great Uncle Bulgaria again for over 120 years, until 2000, when she attended the 2000 Wimbledon Burrow New Year’s Party. During the time they did not see each other, Tante Lille remained in intermittent contact with Great Uncle Bulgaria and the wombles of the Wimbledon Burrow. In 1973, Tante Lille welcomed Tomsk and Wellington, two explorers from the Wimbledon Burrow, to the Boulogne Burrow. She held a dinner in their honour and gave them a document detailing the history of the Boulogne Burrow, for inclusion in the The Womble History of the World, Vol. Ten, a book of womble history which was being written and compiled at the Wimbledon Burrow. Tante Lille is an highly respected womble in her own burrow and in the the entire womble community.
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