It was prime harvest time in central Illinois when I was there. Corn and soybeans are the primary crops.
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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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Ellen, one of five artists chosen each year, was featured in the spring 2007 issue of American Quilter magazine.
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