My Mom, my Grandparents, and Great Grandparents were all born there. My Great-Great Grandfather moved there in the 1860's. His farm is still in the family [ the Wallace's ] as far as I know. My Grand Aunt was the Postmaster [She lived in the house across from the school]. As a kid it was a Great place to visit.
As I sit here looking at a photo of my Mom, Grandparents, Great Grandparents and Great-Great Grandparents.
My Mom, my Grandparents, and Great Grandparents were all born there. My Great-Great Grandfather moved there in the 1860's. His farm is still in the family [ the Wallace's ] as far as I know. My Grand Aunt was the Postmaster [She lived in the house across from the school]. As a kid it was a Great place to visit.
As I sit here looking at a photo of my Mom, Grandparents, Great Grandparents and Great-Great Grandparents.
I love that so much! Thank you for sharing, James!
Send the artists to Gravity. Thats who generally turns things around
That's partially true, although artists still need groceries, gas, doctors, etc. It turns into a chicken or egg cycle pretty quickly.