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Aug 23, 2009 - Bruce & Jan Murphy, NC

While at Trackrock we visited with our friends Bruce and Jan who live in Murphy, NC. They are building a house on 27 acres of land on the side of a mountain. Jan likes to work on arts & crafts projects, so Bruce built her a studio with the rule that only one project is allowed in the house. Bruce & Jan have a dog named Sally and Rascal enjoyed playing with her.

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Apr 5, 2007 - Choo Choo you later

Morning finds us rested and fed and ready to head off to Hayesville, N.C. to meet with social workers, funeral directors, court representatives etc. I want to visit the care home where my Dad stayed Valley View rehab and thank the caregivers who I talked to on the phone many a Sunday. That care home is in Andrews, N.C. so we have a full day ahead of us. I call ahead to let them all know I have made it this far and will see them later in the day. Breakfast accomplished we head off through the Cherokee National Forest, Tn and on into North...

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4 kitties, 1 new home, it is all relative[s]

Aug 8, 2005 - Tellico Plains KOA

Well we made it to Tellico Plains. We are staying here at the Tellico Plains KOA for nine nights (they are having a stay 3 weeknights get one free special) before we head on to Chattanooga on August 17. Our trip from Fort Boonesborough was 224 miles, so we are 312 miles into our journey. And, even with all the hills and mountains in southern Kentucky and Tennessee, we got 10.3 miles to the gallon! You see, the truck's computer monitors mileage, engine hours, number of miles left on the remaining fuel, and miles per gallon. So I play this...

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Aug 8, 2005 - Tennessee Bound!

Dear Jane & Ms. VanDyke's Class, We had such a great time at the campground in Fort Boonesborough State Park! But the Adventure has to continue, so we have now moved to Tellico Plains, TN. Maybe someone in the class can show you where that is on the map. The campground here is great also! I can't believe how much fun camping can be! Every few days, I have a whole new place to explore. I don't even miss my home back in Africa. We are located right next to the Tellico River. We are even allowed to go swimming in the river. I don't know if we...

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