It's that time again. We've published another monthly newsletter. This month I share the story of the old toothbrush man who traveled to Ocracoke years ago. The story was told to me by my cousin Blanche. I am recording as many of these old tales as possible before they are lost. To read the story just click on the link below. I hope you enjoy it.
[Our current monthly Ocracoke Newsletter is the story of the Old Toothbrush Man, published August 01, 2005. You can read it here: http://www.villagecraftsmen.com/news080105.htm.]
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