Roy Davenport, 22 may 2019
I am not one to normally buy into the whole ghostly thing and used to think that people who believed in them were just a bit touched in the head. After all, I have never seen a ghost or even heard their ghostly wails.
But that all changed last Friday!
I had just made a quick stop at a local hardware (... więcej)
Roy Davenport, 20 march 2019
Chapter 1
A Brief History of Tuckertown
Jubal Tucker was not exactly your typical pioneer type. He owned a tavern outside of Boston in the late 1700’s and married Susannah McClesky, the daughter of a well-to-do landowner named Tobias McClesky. In addition to being basically a lazy, shiftless (... więcej)
Roy Davenport, 20 march 2019
The Hanging Bridge
A crowd had gathered at the entrance to Macon Bridge to watch the hanging. As long as anyone could remember, executions decreed by Judge Clemmons had been carried out on the old bridge. At some point a stout beam had been attached that extended about three feet out from the side (... więcej)
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