Charles R & I burned brush along road on butter nut stump & cut limes off trees & cut brush . We drove posts in orchard. I went to see R Tripp at noon.
14 Apr
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15 Rounds of Timothy 
Posted by grandchild02 on 2012/07/01 at 11:47 pm
limes = limbs