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Dick B
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PostFri Oct 12, 2018 2:12 pm 
sarbar: One time we did get run off. We lived at Cultus Bay at the time. The large piece of reclaimed pasture land at the head of the bay was owned by a banker from Seattle. He leased out the property for raising cows but also used it for a duck hunting club for his city buds. One winter day a neighbor friend and I were out rowing around the bay and we got to close to the beach along his property. His care taker came out with a shot gun and chased us off even tho we were on the water. I guess he thought we were scaring all the ducks away. We didn't argue but when I got home I told my dad. He immediately grabbed his shot gun and rowed out to a spot right off the beach. When a duck came anywhere in sight he would fire off a round or two to scare them off. He never saw the care taker and the hunters didn't have much luck that afternoon. Us Islanders would get a little testy at times. Could you post the SW Record article mentioned? I still follow the paper on line but must have missed that one.

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PostFri Oct 12, 2018 4:05 pm 
Wish I could link. Apparently just searching the South Whidbey Record's website blows out my 3 free reads a month. dizzy.gif dizzy.gif And I didn't even get to find the article. Lol.

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PostFri Oct 12, 2018 5:09 pm 
Here is a link to the article Dick. Link

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PostFri Oct 12, 2018 6:50 pm 
you're famous Sarah! up.gif hope all goes well with your farm there!

"I shall wear white flannel trousers, and walk upon the beach. I have heard the mermaids singing, each to each."
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PostFri Oct 12, 2018 6:54 pm 
Ski, the best part is back in I think 1998 Whidbey News Times interviewed me. I was much younger lol.gif lol.gif https://www.neverfreefarm.com/about/in-the-news/ It's the second photo down (Oh the days of being in my mid 20's.......) I was teaching soap making classes through the Coupeville SD, and also took women on hikes then. Life was simple those years. It's good to be back on the island.

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PostFri Oct 12, 2018 7:10 pm 
we all used to be much younger. wink.gif

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