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5 comments:
Gotta love it!
Good one! There's just nothing like the local newspaper, is there? Hate to see them dwindling away in favor of internet, etc.
I'm thinking, geez, I wouldn't want to be picked up by my tail!
Small town news - can't beat it.
We once had a headline in our local paper that said ' No robbery'!
For the first 8 years we owned this house -- it was a cabin then -- the boys and I would spend summer here. And every summer we would have to dodge turtles on the roads for the month of June. The boys and I used to joke that it was migration season: the turtles were migrating from one side of the road to the other.
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