This was taken at Hopewell Village, an iron furnace village in Pennsylvania. Mom and Dad took us camping near French Creek. I think we were all too little to truly appreciate the village but I like the picture too.
No phfft! here. I can't help it if I knew. They asked and I told them. If nothing else, I'm at least a good source of information. Anything else you want to know?
It wasn't supposed to hurt. I was asking Rachel if she wanted any more memories clarified. And the cow... This is a longstanding difference of memory between Priscilla and I. She remembers it being her, and I recall it being mine... Does it really matter? Probably not, it's broken anyway.
This is Martha, Priscilla and I on vacation when we were kids. I'm not sure where this was taken (New Hampshire?), but I like the picture.
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This was taken at Hopewell Village, an iron furnace village in Pennsylvania. Mom and Dad took us camping near French Creek. I think we were all too little to truly appreciate the village but I like the picture too.
Really?!! I thought it was taken at the Cooperstown Farmer's Museum and I almost said so!!
I already asked Mom about these pictures when I had the slides last year. Look uo Hopewll Iron Village and you may find this same building. I did.
Blonde stair steps!! Very cool picture.
[ahh, Martha, I heard that "So there, Phfft!" :O)]
ok...you win!
No phfft! here. I can't help it if I knew. They asked and I told them. If nothing else, I'm at least a good source of information. Anything else you want to know?
Yeah, who's cow was that? Lol!
Mine.
This is really adorable!
Ouch!! That will leave a mark!
It wasn't supposed to hurt. I was asking Rachel if she wanted any more memories clarified. And the cow... This is a longstanding difference of memory between Priscilla and I. She remembers it being her, and I recall it being mine... Does it really matter? Probably not, it's broken anyway.
??? possession is nine tenths of the law? Ya all do sister speak very well.
It is now. It's kind of a funny part of childhood, remembering things completely different, but its okay too.
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