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Tuesday, September 29, 2015
Visiting the Great Smoky Mountains N.P.
A settler's cabin
Janet on the AT where we took a hike beginning at Newfound Gap
The kitchen is the smaller portion of the house, on the right. The Ogle family (nine children) lived here.
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