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Daily Archives: August 7, 2015
A Mill and a Cover Bridge
Patti took me for a picnic at Slippery Rock Creek. Saw the covered bridge with the creek. We then went in and took a tour through a Mill build before the 1900 and used only water to grind up wheat, … Continue reading
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