Autumn chores

Kristal Schroeder warms up on a cool Friday morning by raking and removing the leaves that have recently blanketed the ground…

  • Oct. 30, 2013 3:00 p.m.
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Kristal Schroeder warms up on a cool Friday morning by raking and removing the leaves that have recently blanketed the ground near her residence.

Kristal Schroeder warms up on a cool Friday morning by raking and removing the leaves that have recently blanketed the ground near her residence.

 

Kristal Schroeder warms up on a cool Friday morning by raking and removing the leaves that have recently blanketed the ground near her residence.

 

 

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