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My roots are from New England (Connecticut, Massachusetts, Vermont, and New Hampshire), New York, New Jersey, Michigan, Illinois, Wyoming, and the Eastern Townships of Quebec, Canada.
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I also have a blog called Seeing New England. Why not visit it, to get a feeling for the area.
8 comments:
I can see your interest in flowers goes way back.
Love the coats! And, that Hat! WOOOHOOOOO
What a darling tot you were! The coats are wonderful. Did she make the hat as well?
Adorable pictures, especially the top one. You must have grown up being dressed to the nines. Cool!
Thank you ladies. I don't know about the darling part, and yes, I am positive she made the hat (my father was in the Navy). My clothes were new, but I dressed like a child when I was older. Because my sisters were 4 and 6 yrs. younger, so say I'm 10, dressed like a 4 yr. old!
Great photos, Barb! I like the same pattern!
Oh how cute...your mom was a talented seamstress and you were just adorable! (I'm sure you still are, but you know what I mean...)
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Very cute - and I love your hat!
I just noticed the same pattern when I scanned these! Dee, you are so sweet, can you hear me laughing. And, I think my mother must have had extra time on her hands to do the hat (but I was the only child at that point).
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