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Same barn. Different Snow. What does your yard look like this morning?
Fessie's barn:
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Saturday, February 28, 2009
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Warren, Holcomb
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Robinson, Pennington,
Davis, Cofield, Loyd,
Clayton, Sloan, Potts,
Evans, Purnell,
Emerson, Bishop,
McDonald, Young
Mills, Dulaney,
Johnson, Bowen,
Thornton, Hood
Warren, Holcomb
McKay, Fowler,
Moxley, Randolph
My e-mail:
itawambaconnections@gmail.com
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3 comments:
Another reminder of growing up.Makes me think of moving the hay bales around in the loft to use as hiding places and "forts", to protect.We could play for hours in the barn.
My yard looks more like the top picture only with more snow but I'm in the frozen north, not Mississippi!
Apple, we had an unusual snow in the South, but unfortunately my yard didn't have as much as others across north Mississippi. I like the snow, but I like it to disappear too and can't imagine having it several months out of the year.
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