Palette in hand, John Sauers sat at his easel, the swish of his brush strokes the only sound on the hushed Virginia mountainside. Suddenly, Sauers tensed. He felt eyes on him. Something was near, and watching. “I turned slowly, and there they were — 14 turkeys, lined up in a row, all standing there looking […]
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