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Environment & Energy

yellerpup

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7. He was a horse trainer in Oklahoma.

Reply to backwoodsbob (Reply #6)

Sat Nov 24, 2012, 04:28 PM

Nov 2012

Then the dustbowl, and they had 12 children. He had to make a living. It killed him, but he had no choice. We never forget how much we loved him or how great his sacrifice his was so that his family could survive.

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cross post..a poduct I helped design [View all] backwoodsbob Nov 2012 OP

Thank you... CherokeeDem Nov 2012 #1

thank you backwoodsbob Nov 2012 #2

You are saving lives with your invention. yellerpup Nov 2012 #3

thank you backwoodsbob Nov 2012 #4

One of my great-grandfathers was a coal miner. yellerpup Nov 2012 #5

that was back then backwoodsbob Nov 2012 #6

He was a horse trainer in Oklahoma. yellerpup Nov 2012 #7

WOW! What a terrific invention! calimary Nov 2012 #8

thank you backwoodsbob Nov 2012 #9