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Wade,

Mate, sounds like a good time to check out real estate in Tenn.

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Wade,

If you make it as far as Illinois - bring some rain with you - we're hurtin!

Seriously - take care and stay safe!

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Ash,
Yes! Tennessee sounds pretty good about now! Or West Virginia! We were married in Hillsboro, (Pocahontas County) WV. John Denver was certainly right...Almost Heaven! Beautiful place!
Rales, come on down and bring a bucket! You can have all you can carry!
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