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Seasonal Colors and Extemporaneous Historical Reflections at the Farmhouse
The Firey Tomes of Autumn It snowed the other night before dark. The evening gloaming with ‘snowlight,’ gave the bottles in the windows an opportunity to really look their best. The Charles Wharton Chestnut flasks in contrasting hues of amber with … Continue reading
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