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Albany | Freeman Ramsey, Jr.

by Freeman Ramsey Jr.
Dr. Charles R. “Doc” Daily, feeds his own private herd of sheep behind his tobacco barn.
“Doc” Daily and Baby share a moment together. Baby is a temporary boarder at the kennel.
Dr. Charles R. Daily and his dog, Domino, go out to the kennel to check on other dogs.
Dr. Charles R. Daily visits the farms of Bill Armstrong to float the teeth of his horse.
Giving an old barn a facelift is the job of painter Pat Sherlock. Sherlock and friend Tommy Gorman travel the mid-south painting barns.
Horse getting ready (checked) for worms and pregnancy. The horse shown was diagnosed as 9 weeks pregnant. (Bill Armstrong’s farm)
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A local resident of French decent is about to be groomed by stand-in barber- “Doc” Daily. An assistant normally performs the grooming dudes. “Doc” takes another call before the task.
Getting treatment after surgery of tail, the animal’s tail was amputated due to disease.
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“routine checkup” at office.
“Doc” Daily and his close friend “Domino” share a moment outside the office – shot through a hole in the fence.
One of the many small, public cemeteries around the community of Albany. Many of them appear to be private, they are actually public.

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