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Friday, October 19, 2007
Gothenburg
I wish we'd had more time in Gothenburg, as it is filled with beautiful, historic homes. We limited ourselves to the Sod House Museum and the Pony Express station.
Sculptures at the Sod House Museum were created from barbed wire.
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Ellen, one of five artists chosen each year, was featured in the spring 2007 issue of American Quilter magazine.
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