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Hello! Thank you all for following Cross, and for reading. I hope you get a chance to take a look at the newest addition, "Indian Summer". While Indian summer is considered a fantastic event here in New England, it wasn’t always so. In fact, Indian summer was often viewed with apprehension as it meant the Indian tribes had a prolonged raiding season during the Colonial Indian wars. Thank you again for your support, and I look forward to any suggestions and comments you might have for me!

Nick E.
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    Salvaging Copper

    The house stood abandoned and half burnt at the fore of the apple orchard. The apple trees were in shambles, few were pruned. Many had broken limbs hanging down amongst the others and littering the once neat aisles between the trees.

    Mark stood in the shadow of a tall pine, the sun setting slowly. He shifted the weight of his pack and watched the occasional car race by on Route 122. He stomped his feet and clenched and released his fists.

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      The house stood abandoned and half burnt at the fore of the apple orchard. The apple trees were in shambles, few were pruned. Many had broken limbs hanging down amongst the others and littering the once neat aisles between the trees.

      Mark stood in the shadow of a tall pine, the sun setting slowly. He shifted the weight of his pack and watched the occasional car race by on Route 122. He stomped his feet and clenched and released his fists.

      The l. . .

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