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All For a Drink of Water is a true story of how I nearly got killed trying to take a Percheron stallion to water when I was twelve years old. The setting is at my grandfather’s farm in Muir, Michigan.  The year was 1971.

Saving Deedee is a story of how a young percheron mare was trapped and slowly freezing to death in a frozen beaver pond.  This story took place when Deedee was 2 years old, in Deerfield, New Hampshire.

Liberty Garden is a short article I wrote years ago on how to raise a 1000 pounds of easy to store vegetables on a 40’ x 50’ plot.  In this time when the cost groceries is going through the roof, it might be a good time to get rid of the manicured lawn and put the space to good use!  The types of vegetables I reference in the article are all ones that keep well without refrigeration or canning.

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