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Harvestin' Blarney in Irish GroveA humorous look at life on the farm, by an interesting mix of a 4th generation family farmwoman and her Panamanian husband, trying their best to not screw up the family farm. Follow along on our pathway of trials and errors, and meet the colorful farm ch |
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My TennesseeThoughts, observations and perspective on rural life as enjoyed in Tennessee's hills. A journal to promote awareness and celebrate the Volunteer State's many great resources, natural beauty, easy lifestyle and independent values. |
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Giving himself the boot
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