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She was a hippie-pixie flower-child, but shy. I don't think I ever got a word out of her -- until she became a teenager!
Photo submitted by April
Mason
April and Darlene sat on a couple of cars at the End of the Pavement while Timmy stood beside them. They looked happy to be out of the house.
Trish had two little girls -- Samantha and baby Brooke.
Samantha was a beautiful red-headed girl. She loved playing at the End of the Pavement.
Erika, Candice,and Natalie found something interesting in that bag. Looked like sea shells -- or maybe candy.
Rose was such a sweet little girl with beautiful blue eyes. She loved hanging out with her dad at the EOP.
Three good looking girls!. We had some beautiful females at the End of the Pavement.
The kids played in our vehicles while we threw horseshoes. They had coloring books, paper dolls, games, and other things to keep them busy -- but no tablets or mobile devices.
She was the sweetest kid, always caring for the smaller children. I knew way back then that she would be a good mother -- and she is.
These two little girls look like porcelain dolls. Their complexions are glowing with youthful vitality.
Natalie hugs Brooke while Samantha pokes around in the dog house.
Samantha and Natalie probably put Brooke in the dog house. I wonder if she took a nap in there.
Sugar and spice and everything nice describes this pretty little girl.
Look at thos blue eyes. They match her denim outfit perfectly.
Little Tar Tar was passed around to everyone -- we all wanted to hold her. Who could resist that cute face?
I probably asked her to give me a big smile for the picture -- and she did.
Krista was in Blairsville watching the Blairsville Sorghum Parade. I finally got a little smile out of her.
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