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There are two path's from which to choose: one leads to continuing hope, the other to cataclysmic destruction.
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There are two path's from which to choose: one leads to continuing hope, the other to cataclysmic destruction.
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A few days later on a farm we had premission to hunt (1600 acres/horse farm) I sat-up on a trail convergence (3 that looked like cow path's/no cattle here in 75yrs) with a triangle shaped area (brush-hoged) in front of me.
kolbster got me to thinking. So has anyone here besides myself had a gun blow? What happened?
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There are two path's from which to choose: one leads to continuing hope, the other to cataclysmic destruction.
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There are two path's from which to choose: one leads to continuing hope, the other to cataclysmic destruction.
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A few days later on a farm we had premission to hunt (1600 acres/horse farm) I sat-up on a trail convergence (3 that looked like cow path's/no cattle here in 75yrs) with a triangle shaped area (brush-hoged) in front of me.
kolbster got me to thinking. So has anyone here besides myself had a gun blow? What happened?
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He would walk paces ahead — slicing through any tree branches that threatened to grow atop the path's edge.
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There are two path's from which to choose: one leads to continuing hope, the other to cataclysmic destruction.
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Write a legacy letter (or several, about different events and for different people) sharing your insights and vignettes of your life path's twists and turns ... a letter communicating who you are and what you value relating your life to the larger world of which we are all integral parts.
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Write a legacy letter (or several, about different events and for different people) sharing your insights and vignettes of your life path's twists and turns ... a letter communicating who you are and what you value relating your life to the larger world of which we are all integral parts.
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