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What Is It? November 2016
We had three correct answers to our November’s What Is It. Terry Cook of Fort Morgan, Colorado; Patty Echel-meyer of Denver, Colorado and Fred Clark of Colorado Springs, Colorado all correctly identified the objects as prehistoric stone axes. These are all lower grade tools. Two lack the shape and workmanship of finer examples. The two celt type axes are much […]
Trick or Treat — Halloween Originated 2000 Years Ago
By Maureen Timm On Halloween an old witch flies Upon a broomstick through the skies ‘N’ gleaming goblins dressed in white Go sliding gliding through the night ‘N’ big black bats with big black wings Go flop against the walls an’ things ‘N’ round eyed owls cry “Who-who-who” But-I’m not scared a bit, are you? By Elsie M. Fowler Traditions […]
The Witch in Our Family
By Peggy DeStefano In researching our family history, my sister Mary discovered that on our Knowles side we are descended from one bereft woman who was hung as a witch in 1651. This happened before the Salem Witch Trials. She was the second woman executed as a witch in the colonies. Though she was called a witch by her puritan […]
So Much to Do, So Little Time
By Sandy Dale My favorite month is here. I may have said that last month, but October is definitely my favorite time to be in Florence. It’s time for raking up and decorating with the orangey, golden leaves. Time to think about the upcoming holidays. Time to plan the gifts and food…goodness, I’m getting tired with all this planning. I think I’ll […]
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