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Wordless Wednesday ~ The Hills Are Alive In Crossville TN ~

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Posted by Melissa Grant - Real Estate Coordinator Offering Virtual or On - Site Services on 03/18/2009 05:33 AM

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7 Comments on Wordless Wednesday ~ The Hills Are Alive In Crossville TN ~

MAR

Very cute

Very cute. We do not often see sheep in our part of the world. Great picture thanks for sharing

Melissa, very cool. I'd need to drive at least 45 minutes to an hour to see a scene like that.

I miss scenes like this living in the City. When I was a teen I used to work part time at a sheep farm. The lambs used to follow me everywhere and my name isn't even Mary!!

Melissa: Awww, look at those precious little babies!! What a sweet picture.

Have a great day,

Anne Rains

Is that the black sheep of the family? It is starting to look like Spring is here!

Ooooh Melissa - what a wonderful way to remind everyone that life goes on and new and beautiful things happen even after a long hard winter. Beautiful.

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