US Highway 1 N, Norlina, North Carolina.

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US Highway 1 N, Norlina, North Carolina.
Set-off at Norlina Seaboard 2-8-2 319, fronting the “Shorthaul 97” freight, gets ready to set off cars at Norlina, a few miles south of the Virginia-North Carolina line, in the 1940s. Wiley M. Bryan
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US Highway 1 N, Norlina, North Carolina.
SAL train, engine number 445, engine type 2-8-2 Northbound freight train; 41 cars. Photographed: at Norlina, N.C., October 21, 1930.
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Thanksgiving Memory of Memories
Thanksgiving Memory of Memories
About twenty years ago, sitting at my parents’ house for Thanksgiving Day dinner, my mother offered me the cranberry sauce. “Mom, when will you finally remember that I hate cranberries?” “You don’t like cranberries?” Dad said. “I don’t like–“ “I know, I know, you don’t like canned cranberries, but you like fresh ones. Then I tell you I’ve always hated cranberries, because they look delicious…
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