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Homemade Jam 4 pack of 13oz Jars/ K,L,YR,Kio $21.80 Wood Crate with (4) 13oz jars / Black Raspberry Jam, Loganberry Jam, Yellow Raspberry Jam, Kiowaberry Jam… |
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Homemade Jam 4 pack of 21oz Jars $25.80 Wood Crate with (4) 21oz jars/ Wild Blackberry jam , Oregon Cherry jam , Black Raspberry Jam, Yellow Raspberry Jam…. |
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Misty $9.38 Rated: G Synopsis: Based on the Newbery Honor Award-winning novel “Misty of Chincoteague” by Marguerite Henry… The beloved family classic starring David Ladd, Arthur O’Connell and Anne Seymour. On an island off the Virginia coast lives a centuries-old band of wild ponies. Among them is the mysterious Phantom, a rarely seen mare that eludes all efforts to capture her – that is, until a young brother and sister lay eyes on her. Although Phantom would remain a creature of the wild, her gentle, loyal colt Misty would stay in their lives forever. |
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Misty (DVD) $14.35 A warmhearted tale of two children on an island off the Virginia coast who fall in love with a beautiful wild horse. From Marguerite Henry`s award winning novel Misty of Chincoteague. Filled with breathtaking scenery and action, including an exciting pony round-up. |
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Misty of Chincoteague $5.93 A book that spurred a countless number of horse-owning fantasies, MISTY OF CHINCOTEAGUE was first published in 1947, and is still one of the most popular horse stories ever written. Inspired, in part, by actual events, this fictional work begins with a band of wild horses surviving a shipwreck and swimming their way to Assateague, a deserted island off the Virginia coast. Before too long, the horses and their progeny fully populate the island and roam upon it freely. Years later, the people of nearby Chincoteague Island begin holding an annual event in which some of the wild horses are captured and auctioned off to raise money for the local fire department. A brother and sister duo, Paul and Maureen Beebe, are determined to capture, purchase, and tame the wildest horse of them all–the one known as the Phantom. However, when Paul succeeds in capturing the Phantom, he is surprised to learn that she has a foal. Not wanting to separate the foal from its mother, Paul and Maureen decide to purchase them both. Can they raise enough money to buy both the Phantom and her daughter? B&W illustrations accompany the text of this 1948 Newbery Honor Book. |