In MIL's attic...
#14
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I would have to rescue both. I just can't fathom leaving either one in the attic. Can't imagine leaving the other finds in the attic either. My cousin used to go up into old attics and sheds with a wisk broom and dust every thing off.
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DH & I went up to the farm to turn on the heat for Saturday morning coffee.
Those machines will probably stay in the farmhouse attic another 20 or 40 years...along with the stamps, the vintage 70s frog cookie jar, old birthday cards from the '40s, furs and deer mounts, flour sacks and rocking chairs, white wicker baby buggy, Victrola, East lake mirror and Victorian side table.
Those machines will probably stay in the farmhouse attic another 20 or 40 years...along with the stamps, the vintage 70s frog cookie jar, old birthday cards from the '40s, furs and deer mounts, flour sacks and rocking chairs, white wicker baby buggy, Victrola, East lake mirror and Victorian side table.
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