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| Maxwell's third Christmas | 
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| It looks like Santa has already been here | 
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| Cay Griep and her 4th grade class organized students to pay $1 to wear pajamas to school for veterans "who keep us warm and safe."  | 
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| Students raised $519.00. $190 was used to send supplies to troops overseas and $329 was sent to the St Cloud Veterans Hospital to provide Christmas gifts and activities for hospitalized veterans.  | 
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| VFW Post 1901 Patriot Pen Essay Contest Winners:  Clair Moonen, Ellis Rold and Calvin Kowalsky. This year's theme was "What America's Veterans Mean to Me."  | 
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| The "Wall of Honor" was dedicated at Delano High School. The Wall will contain the names of current DHS grads serving in the Armed Forces.  | 
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| Brett Norling wrote a great essay on "What the Pledge of  Allegiance Means to Me."  | 
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| Three catering trucks were sold, a jeep, a pontoon and a a number of refrigerators and freezers that he used for his food business.  | 
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| The Winchester Model 12 sold for $325 (cost new in 1958 when Kenny got it for Christmas $90.00). The Winchester auto sold for $275 (cost new in 1960's $125). The 22 pump brought $575. I don't know for sure the cost new but I am thinking about $125.00. One of the knives sold for $75.00. All evidence that if you take care of your firearms they will take care of you, or your heirs.  | 
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| All of Kenny's personal property was sold including furniture, lawnmower, snowblower, never used generator, big screen TV etc. A Grain Belt beer pitcher sold for $125.00.  | 
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| The house is located on 100' of Lake Kampeska shoreline. It was a perfect day to sell a house on the lake.  | 
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| Wallace, ID is the site of the Great Burn that occurred in 1910. There is a book by that name that I recommend.  | 
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| We used Yellowstone's Edge RV park when we got near Yellowstone at the North Entrance. This is a very good RV park just south of Gardner and before you enter the Park. It is on the Yellowstone River. It snowed in the mountains the night before we arrived.  | 
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| Mammoth Hot Springs | 
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| The Bison in Yellowstone act like they own the place. There are over 4,000 Bison in the park.  | 
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| Old Faithful. | 
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| We spent two nights at Fishing Bridge RV Park inside the Park. | 
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| We stopped in Spearfish, SD on the return trip and took 
a walk through the DC Booth Fish Hatchery. 
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| Dale Haselhorst Black HIlls National Cemetery. | 
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| No trip is complete without braking for a few veterans' memorials. This one is at the Potter County Courthouse in Gettysburg, SD.  | 
| Max likes playing in it. | 
| Max likes driving it, too. | 
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| On board the Miracle at Seattle | 
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| Sightseeing on way to Skagway | 
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| Tracy Arm Fjord | 
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| Searching for Alaskan wilderness in Juneau | 
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| Tracy Arm Fjord | 
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| Inside passage | 
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| Juneau from the tram | 
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| Mountain stream | 
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| Excursion out of Skagway on train | 
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| Juneau harbor | 
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| Victoria, BC |