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		By: John Roberson		</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[John Roberson]]></dc:creator>
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					<description><![CDATA[May never make it to Big Mill &#038; bring my long lost elder brother now found. We chuckle &#038; go back &#038; talk about red bugs &#038; berries, bike rides with your little brother on the front of the handle bars &#038; the occassional crashes &#038; picking road gravel out of your legs. Summers brought showers standing in the rain in your skivvies with a bar of life bouy soap &#038; a wash rag. Cane poles &#038; catching perch for dinner. No A/C. You went to bed before dark or on school days off played hide &#038; seek &#038; caught lighting bugs &#038; turned them loose in the room. Thanks for a great visit
John Roberson
Rural Mail Carrier
Outer Banks, NC]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>May never make it to Big Mill &amp; bring my long lost elder brother now found. We chuckle &amp; go back &amp; talk about red bugs &amp; berries, bike rides with your little brother on the front of the handle bars &amp; the occassional crashes &amp; picking road gravel out of your legs. Summers brought showers standing in the rain in your skivvies with a bar of life bouy soap &amp; a wash rag. Cane poles &amp; catching perch for dinner. No A/C. You went to bed before dark or on school days off played hide &amp; seek &amp; caught lighting bugs &amp; turned them loose in the room. Thanks for a great visit<br />
John Roberson<br />
Rural Mail Carrier<br />
Outer Banks, NC</p>
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