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…what this Jacob ewe looks like. A medieval jester!

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Annabelle likes to go with me to get the chickens up in the morning. It makes her feel like a Big Girl!

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Very nice tribute to my hometown Suzanne. The small town feel is one of the reasons we returned to Spencer for our retirement. I grew up here (until I was 15) and like many others, never returned af... - twiggityNDgoats on A Small County
This reminds me of something the naturalist Joseph Wood Krutch once said about Baja California, that it is "a wonderful example of what bad roads can do for a country." I have often thought about tha... - whaledancer on A Small County
I believe that Roane County High School (consolidation of Walton and Spencer High Schools) opened in the 1993-94 school year. The first graduating class was 1994 (I am pretty sure of this). Small ... - Cousin Sheryl on A Small County
You're doing such a wonderful job with the place, it's beautiful! I'm so happy for you! :snoopy: :heart:... - yvonnem on Also This Weekend
Yeah, the halter being on too is no biggie. Have a nice ride and enjoy it without worrying about such things. :)... - BuckeyeGirl on Also This Weekend
Ross is a wise young man. When our 4 children were in high school, they couldn't wait "to get out of little town." (pop. 10,000) They are all in their late 20s and 30s and have done some traveling/liv... - Pat on A Small County
I WAS IN THE CLASS OF 41. MY BROTHER WAS ON THE FOOTBALL TEAM AND THE GAMES WERE PLAYED IN A COW PASTURE. WHILE WE ARE IN MEMORY LANE - - CAN ANYONE REMEMBER THE GYPSY BAND THAT TRAVELED THROUGH EA... - MMHoney on A Small County
sueann, my father graduated from Walton High School. I'm not sure when it was closed, but it was within recent history, maybe in the 80s.... - Suzanne McMinn on A Small County
Yay on all counts!... - Jersey Lady on Also This Weekend
Except for Wal-Mart, I don't think Spencer has changed much since I was born in 1937. We were there two summers ago to spread my brother's ashes. Suprized me because he was career Air Force and had re... - sueann37 on A Small County

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