What I Saw: Pioneer Doors
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- Beautiful Blogs: Cherry Hill Cottage
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- The Best Political Ad EVER!
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- Just For Fun: Retro Cartoon
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- What I Saw: Pioneer Doors
- "Be Still And Know That I Am God."
- Saturday Savings and A Couple Of Deals For This Week
- Remember When: The Osmonds
- What I Saw: Rock Island State Park
- Money Making At Home: Finding Your Niche
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- Angie: Simple Living Through God
- Ann: Holy Experience
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- Linda: Rebel Pigs
- Mary: Back Of The Moon
- Meredith: Like Merchant Ships
- Michelle: Life's Accidental Journey
- Patty: MorningRamble
- Rebecca: Globe Trotting Army Wife
- Sunday Saver: Link to Sunday Sales Papers
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5 comments:
That is way cool. I'm coming to live there with you.
Well, you are welcome rebecca. Hmmm...I think you will have to sleep on the couch though. Seriously, East Tennessee is a great place to live. The other side of the mountains into N.Carolina is great too. I would recommend it to just about anyone.
The bottom one is the coolest. Where is that one at? It took some time. Is that a living structure or the entrance to a mine shaft?
I am not sure what it is but I believe it is a root cellar. It is actually at someone's home in Bat Cave N.C.
Bat Cave? Wow and I thought Red Level was a weird name.
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