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Oct 26 2011 | Posted in
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The thought of one of Mama’s squirrel pies with potatoes and onions with a thick brown crust sounded pretty good to me.
Mar 8 2011 | Posted in
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Writers often speak of the influence in one’s life in living near one of nature’s phenomena, a forest, a mountain or a plain. Ours is our creek and river shore, ever-changing, never changing. Over the years many happenings have occurred there. I remember back before WWII when I was using my two young Belgian horses [...]
Mar 8 2011 | Posted in
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The August full moon lit up the mouth of Indian Creek in front of the bedoom window in the Largent home that faced upriver toward the small town of Benedict in neighboring Charles County. The moonlight that beamed through the window illuminated Carla’s olive colored face as she slept. It [...]
Feb 2 2011 | Posted in
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And suppose that hillbilly had been doing a lot of sinning, you know, thieving, whoring, gambling and such as that.
Feb 2 2011 | Posted in
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His father Israel Millison, known everywhere as “Jake,” came to America shortly before the turn of the century from Lithuania.
Jan 3 2011 | Posted in
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The Maryland Dove and the Captain Sam Bailey joined the search for the island over the weekend along with several dozen other boats.
Dec 28 2010 | Posted in
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One evening about five pm in August, we boarded our steamer at the 7th street wharf in Washington.
Dec 27 2010 | Posted in
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A great way to say Merry Christmas in a public place…
Dec 5 2010 | Posted in
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Prior to boarding the ship, visitors are invited to see the film, Forward for Freedom, which will be shown in the new Battleship Intro Theater inside Nauticus. The six-minute film brings the Wisconsin to life through the stories and commentary of those who have supported the ship, especially those who served aboard her .
Oct 18 2010 | Posted in
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