Hunters fill up with preseason feast
AMY QUINLIVAN | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 3 years, 10 months AGO
Twas'the night before rifle season, and all through the Old DeBorgia Schoolhouse not a hunter was hungry not even their spouse. With plates of spaghetti filling the tables, the happy homemakers cooked, served, and chatted with neighbors. The Hunter's Special Spaghetti Dinner returned this October after a two year break, it was warmly reestablished with dozens of attendees and volunteers. (Amy Quinlivan/Mineral Independent)
Twas'the night before rifle season, and all through the Old DeBorgia Schoolhouse not a hunter was hungry not even their spouse. With plates of spaghetti filling the tables, the happy homemakers cooked, served, and chatted with neighbors. The Hunter's Special Spaghetti Dinner returned this October after a two year break, it was warmly reestablished with dozens of attendees and volunteers. (Amy Quinlivan/Mineral Independent)
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