Labor Day

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The day after the great celebration we who were staying at the Microtel gradually gathered in the lobby for breakfast and visited. Eventually we all migrated over to the parents’ house. There were various jobs that needed doing around the place. Amid the various projects, card games, and visits some of us went got permission and went poking in the barn. We discovered family photos and genealogical materials that haven’t been seen in years!

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  1. Debi

    Your very own genea-cache!

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  2. Patti Lenz

    That was a honest to goodness treasure hunt!

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