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Resist denuding Tannery Gulch

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By Barbara Bailey
| Trinity Journal Verified
No, no, no! I read with anguish the Trinity Journal's article (Sept. 16), written by reporter Josh Cozine, about the denuding (my word, not his) of the Hayward Flat campground. We need to support the camp staff who are resisting the impending clearing of Tannery Gulch. I learned about this campground thinning from the camp host, Huava Ward, on a recent walk there. Tannery Gulch Campground is my favorite place to walk. I'm not a camper.
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SILVER THREADS: Thanks to all the volunteers who help our seniors Original

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By Barbara Bailey
| Pembroke Observer Verified
Advertisement 1 •   • Article content Today at a luncheon the Silver Threads Seniors Club thanked all volunteers who have supported the club in any way over the years. We thank all of you for your participation and willingness to give of your valuable time so that seniors in our community can have fun, meet friends, be sociable and keep our minds and bodies in tip top shape.
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The Quilting Life

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By Barbara Bailey
| City Lifestyle Verified
There’s something so comforting about seeing a simple quilt on a bed. A quilt makes a room feel cozy, elicits fond memories of childhood and family, and its colors make you feel warm and happy. But don’t be fooled—there is absolutely nothing simple about a quilt! The choices of colors, fabrics, and patterns reveal the interests and personalities of the people who make them. Quilt making begins with pattern and fabric selection.
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