John Wisdom Wagon Train and Trail Ride
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The 2012 John Wisdom Wagon Train departs from the Coosa Valley Fairgrounds
The 2012 John Wisdom Wagon Train departs from the Coosa Valley Fairgrounds
Roger Bryan (left) and Bill Huskins of White rest in their covered wagon pulled by mules Joe (left) and Pat before the John Wisdom Wagon Train and Trail Ride at the Coosa Valley Fairgrounds, October 19, 2012. (Brittany Hannah/RN-T)
Roger Bryan (left) and Bill Huskins of White rest in their covered wagon pulled by mules Joe (left) and Pat before the John Wisdom Wagon Train and Trail Ride at the Coosa Valley Fairgrounds, October 19, 2012. (Brittany Hannah/RN-T)
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Tiffany Hooper of Calhoun (from left), Cameron Simmons of Cartersville and John Smith of Calhoun take a ride around the Coosa Valley Fairgrounds the evening before the John Wisdom Waegon Train and Trail Ride, October 19, 2012. (Brittany Hannah/RN-T)
Tiffany Hooper of Calhoun (from left), Cameron Simmons of Cartersville and John Smith of Calhoun take a ride around the Coosa Valley Fairgrounds the evening before the John Wisdom Waegon Train and Trail Ride, October 19, 2012. (Brittany Hannah/RN-T)
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A covered wagon travels around the Coosa Valley Fairgrounds before the John Wisdom Wagon Train and Trail Ride, October 19, 2012. (Brittany Hannah/RN-T)
A covered wagon travels around the Coosa Valley Fairgrounds before the John Wisdom Wagon Train and Trail Ride, October 19, 2012. (Brittany Hannah/RN-T)
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The John Wisdom Wagon Train and Trail Ride, officially scheduled to begin at 8:30 a.m. Saturday, traveled from the fairgrounds to Shannon
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opinionatedlady
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October 20, 2012
It is true, there may be more content located on another site, however, why did Hannah bother to report this at all if she was only going to make a single statement, as though it just didn't matter? This is an online newspaper, not an online 'give ya a little info and you find it yourself' paper....
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Username11
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October 20, 2012
Will the wagon train be coming by Riverside this afternoon?
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opinionatedlady
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October 20, 2012
Wow. So much information in this article. I don't think I will have any trouble finding out where they are, who is participating, ect. This article told us everything.
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UncleWayne
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October 20, 2012
Google it by title and you can get much more info. Or buy the newspaper...maybe they print more there than they put online.
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