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Life around Circle KK

by Donn Jones
Lisa Helm awaits by the door as her son James Klausing gets the groceries. james daughter, rebecca complains about the candy she did not get. Lina Skaggs looks on.
Cricket Skaggs enjoys a cigarette after a hard-days work.
Cricket Skaggs enjoys a cigarette after a hard-days work.
Cricket Skaggs relaxing on the steps which lead from his “in-house” grocery store to the upstairs of his house.
Lina Skaggs.
Lina Skaggs enjoys her grandchild Gladis Dunbar.
Rebecca Klausing, 7, looks at candy on a shelf as her younger sister Bethany, 3, wanders down the isle.
Circle KK Farms – Horse boarding and stud service. Debbie Keaton plays with one of her many horses.
Circle KK Farms – Horse boarding and stud service.
Circle KK Farms – Horse boarding and stud service. Early morning on the farm.
Lina Skaggs takes money from Bethany Klausing (3) as her father James Klausing and her grandmother Lisa Helm looks on. The Klausing’s are from Lexington, KY and are visiting Lisa Helm.

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