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Old 05-13-2013, 09:28 PM
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Guys and Gals,

We are having our annual Farm Fest, May 17-18. The parade on 17th at 6:00 and show on 18th starting at 9:00am till 6:00pm. Lots of stuff to do for everyone. Come one, come all. I will be blacksmithing so there may not be a lot of pics for Duke to see. He could come on up here and take some pics. hint hint hint
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Link with more info http://visitmayberry.com/Annual_Farm_Fest.aspx
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guys and gals we are having our annual farm fest may 17-18. parade on 17 at6:00 and show on 18th starting at 9:00 till 6:00 lots of stuff to do for everyone. come one come all. I will be blacksmithing so there may not be alot of pics for Duke to see. but he could come on up here and take some pics. hint hint hint thanks Joe Allen
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Thanks for the heads up! I plan on going!
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Thanks for the heads up! I plan on going!
We gonna meet at the "horse shoes" again!!

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Sounds like a fun show to go to.
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I might try to make this one as well! Not too far from Wilkes...
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I might try to make this one as well! Not to far from Wilkes...
You need to set up a booth with your leather stuff!!

I would get you to bring one of those yellow belts for me, but, there are not enough cows in North Carolina!!



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Guys and Gals,

We are having our annual Farm Fest, May 17-18. The parade on 17th at 6:00 and show on 18th starting at 9:00am till 6:00pm. Lots of stuff to do for everyone. Come one, come all. I will be blacksmithing so there may not be a lot of pics for Duke to see. He could come on up here and take some pics. hint hint hint
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Joe I've plans for this weekend. Maybe Sam or CAD can take some pics for us.
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Joe I've plans for this weekend. Maybe Sam or CAD can take some pics for us.
We did that last year!!

I have been "working" on the wife for two days so far, I know she needs to get to those fabric stores!!
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You need to set up a booth with your leather stuff!!

I would get you to bring one of those yellow belts for me, but, there are not enough cows in North Carolina!!



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Thanks for the kind words, CADplans! And don't worry, I've got plenty of leather!
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I'm gonna be there sometime this weekend I think possibly for the parade but am unsure just yet. When you guys planning being there? Gee duke do you ever go to any events down here in the south you ain't gotta problem my southern ways does ya? Jk buddy
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