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- The time to be happy is now
- Destination: Sand Wallow
- Letting Go and Moving On
- Kokomo
- Things Learned and Confirmed
- The Gift of the Decade
- The Husband Horse Who Wasn't
- Trail Notes: Man, This Place is Pretty!
- Hair Styles and Me
- The Wickershams of Wickersham, Washington
- April Picnic Report
- A Bit of Wifely Boasting, if I May
- "Mother Earth Will Make You Strong . . .
- The View from Up There
- And Six Ways in which Goats are Weird
- This is How We Live in This Town
- Six Ways to Say I Love You
- 69th annual International Plow Match
- Hmmm. Something's not right.
- A Random Assortment of Things That are Wonderful
- April Grasses for Lovely Asses!
- FenBar's June and July Itinerary
- Abundance
- Do You Know Your Horses?
- My photo shoot
- Equestrian Acrobatics, or Finding Your Home
- Life on the Rock: Part I
- Worry Dog Is No Longer Worried
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- Uncle Fenway's Full Report
- The Long Road, Part II
- If it can be done, a mule can do it.
- The Long Road
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- The Miracle of Birth
- New Poll!
- A poem for my goat friend on his birthday
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Cool photo! What's the history behind them and why do they have a town named after them?
ReplyDeleteNoah and William Wickersham settled this area . . . I don't know a whole lot more, but I recall that a neighbor once showed me some maps with additional historical background on the Wickershams and their wives . . . I'll see if I can borrow them for another look!
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