Tuesday, January 24, 2012
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I'm an ecologist, rancher's wife, mother, writer, and dreamer. I've lived and worked in three of the four North American deserts and visited the fourth. This blog is about what it's like to live in the rural desert on a ranch with a young son and daughter and a fun dog. To learn more about us, click here.
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3 comments:
Oh, my grandson would LOVE that train set! He's almost 3 now and is really into trains!
This is several train sets and some wooden blocks put together. You can see some improvisation in the lower left corner, where we have some track that doesn't quite fit in! Desert Boy did most of it on his own. He likes putting the track together more than running the trains around it, I think!
Excellent blogging you have done.
I've liked this a lot. Please keep
continuing your creation.Online farming system
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