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Sometime a Real Dream Has to Have a Place of its Own or It’s Gone Forever by Tom Sheehan

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Perhaps it was old Dutch Henry who started it all, but nobody really knows. Dutch was that kind of a guy who worked his mind to a fare-the-well, came out of his house one day with his hammer and started to build a porch on two sides of his house.

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