THE TURKEY WAS AN IMMIGRANT - Page 3© Mary Trotter Kion
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Nov 16, 2001
Texaco Travel Atlas: Published by Rand McNally, 1970.
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In response to message posted by phoehne:
Hi Peggy, Glad you liked my turkey story. I haven't caught your topic yet, ther ...
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I knew the turkey had originated in Mexico but hadn't realized they had b ...
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Hi Mary, well, I am surprised by your article, for I did always believe that turkeys were native to North America. I raised a few turkeys for a while, but as pets, not to eat or anything. One of the ...
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