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	<title>Comments on: Field Trip &#8211; Fall &#8216;74</title>
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		<title>By: WolfeNotes.com &#187; Checking the Foundations</title>
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		<description>[...] Although I never knew my grandfather Peacox, I got the sense that things were tough growing up in my mom&#8217;s household &#8211; she was born in 1929 at the start of the Great Depression. He died when I was 5, shortly after our family moved into his house (where my Mom grew up). My grandmother, Nanny Peacox never spoke of him to me. She had remarried my step grandfather, who I spent loads of time with as a kid fishing the Hudson River. [...]</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[...] Although I never knew my grandfather Peacox, I got the sense that things were tough growing up in my mom&#8217;s household &#8211; she was born in 1929 at the start of the Great Depression. He died when I was 5, shortly after our family moved into his house (where my Mom grew up). My grandmother, Nanny Peacox never spoke of him to me. She had remarried my step grandfather, who I spent loads of time with as a kid fishing the Hudson River. [...]</p>
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		<title>By: blarneyboy</title>
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		<description>So, despite Thomas Wolfe&#039;s assertion,  you can go home again!
Great pictures.
The Hudson River
High above, eagles fly
Under blue skies.
Down under,
Saplings grow
On the river bank.
New light shines over the horizon
Running water
Is crashing into the bank,
Veering here and there
Eating away at the
Rock.
By John Hordines, age 11 !!
2008 Finalist
New windsor, N.Y.
Vales Gate High Tech
Teacher: Barbara Oliver
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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>So, despite Thomas Wolfe&#8217;s assertion,  you can go home again!<br />
Great pictures.<br />
The Hudson River<br />
High above, eagles fly<br />
Under blue skies.<br />
Down under,<br />
Saplings grow<br />
On the river bank.<br />
New light shines over the horizon<br />
Running water<br />
Is crashing into the bank,<br />
Veering here and there<br />
Eating away at the<br />
Rock.<br />
By John Hordines, age 11 !!<br />
2008 Finalist<br />
New windsor, N.Y.<br />
Vales Gate High Tech<br />
Teacher: Barbara Oliver</p>
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