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To: jaycee

oh Jaycee. lovely pix..

Roan Mtn was one of the three locales I stayed at when I came into Johnson City for my 2 days each week of grad school from where I lived in Winston Salem

. A friend & her hubby were rural physicians & had a place abutting the park.. they had acreage but with the park.. well had a wilderness at their disposal for hiking etc. They basically hand did the work in the house, which was amazing. decks, built in bookcases, terraced gardening, gormet kitchen, slate walkways all over the property, They sadly divorced & she married a man who was into horses as she was. When I was doing the grad school trips she was divorced but had not linked up with the horse friend. He was a butcher with 7th grade education. They were VERY happy. She said he was more educated in “life” & more considerate than her MD husband !


2,121 posted on 10/23/2008 7:52:23 AM PDT by DollyCali (Don't tell GOD how big your storm is -- Tell the storm how B-I-G your God is!)
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To: DollyCali

Dolly, I was thinking that you had probably been there because of ETSU, where you took your classes, I think I remember. My granddaughter is finishing her Radiology at ETSU now. The other granddaughter is finishing her teaching degree at King College, where my brother graduated...many years ago. Both girls should be finished by March, no later than May. They both have worked constantly and it took them a little longer to finish. And then the youngest one got married in December last year, so they are leading very busy lives.

I don’t think that link went through right but you can type in Roan Mountain Tennessee and it gives lots of sites. I may send another link but now I have to shower and go get this hair worked on....LOL!


2,122 posted on 10/23/2008 8:01:39 AM PDT by jaycee (May God Bless Our Great Nation and Let Us Be Thankful!)
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To: DollyCali

Dolly, you always share such interesting experiences with us. More, it seems that you totally relish each moment on this beautiful earth. A book in the making, perhaps?


2,136 posted on 10/23/2008 9:32:57 AM PDT by yorkie (One is never too old to enjoy a 'happy childhood'!)
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