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Photoblog, West Virginia

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Posted by Suzanne McMinn @ 10:40 am | Permalink  

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Daily Dribble

Middle school football! Go Tigers! Number 82 (middle of the field in this photo) is mine!:mrgreen:

Kittens growing!!

Hay in the meadow bottom! (Look at Buttercup’s eyes in this picture–doesn’t he look like a live jack-o-lantern?)

Good friends coming to visit! (Writer bud Jena Awtrey-Brown.)

The first signs of leaves turning in the trees on the hills!

What are the signs of fall you’re seeing where you are?

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