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Lynda****pictures please

13 years ago

Hi Lynda,

"The Last Straw" has been moved to the conversation side, you were going to post some pictures of the logging,and I do not want to miss them,where will you be posting them?

I have been in the yard working all day, moving this,and that,I think I am liking the way it is turning out.

Also starting to rain, we need it sooooooooooooo bad,I am happy some of you are getting it also.

It has cooled off to a nice 79,ha ha

cAROL

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lgslgs
13 years ago
Carol - I did n't see where it moved to. I'll go post them there now. :)

Lynda

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