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Monthly Archives: February 2008
"Altitude Attitude In The No-Fly Zone," by B. Elwin Sherman
Yesterday was the first time I'd been to an airport since I quit skydiving a few years ago. In fact, … Continue reading
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Family History: High Tech Or Bust?
Today most genealogists consider a computer to be their most valuable research tool. Granted that on the list of important … Continue reading
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"Where's The Beef?" — Sausage Making in New Hampshire
Want to enjoy making your own homemade sausage?
Learn how to process the meat by grinding, seasoning, and stuffing the … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Travel
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