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Posted by Steve W Jr on June 29, 2006 at 08:47:14 from (24.181.187.45):
In Reply to: Never mind fresh mown hay, is there anything nicer posted by Matt from CT on June 28, 2006 at 20:28:48:
I live and Andover, and my wifes family has over a hundred acres in Hebron and Andover. Her uncle still has a few cows. Those babies sure are cute though. Kestrel, It's too bad you can't find an easy way to sell those rocks. I've got friend that builds stone walls for a living and he's always looking for them. Yea, Connecticut still has some pretty nice land, just not as much of it.
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