Helped move some septic tanks
Early dinner at Cynta's Ghost Town manse
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6 comments:
Cool house and great pictures.
Looks like the Grub Shack will be back in business soon. Happy they found the light at the end of the septic line...
Hi!
We still trace you here in Finland.
We don't forget you.
Respect !
Did you see her library? I want to!
Very nice house. Have heard so many things about this great lady. Would love to be able to meet her one day.
Love the pics of Cynta's Ghost Town manse. It looks like a beautiful casa, and all that foliage really livens up the place.
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