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By E-mail 3/2/2010
Hello, Mary,
This is my first time to spend quietly going over e-mail since the devastating Thursday snowstorms...The MOA looks good to us, so onward to the next step! Thank you for the well wishes on the impending sale of our house! On behalf of Lynne and myself, the pleasure has been all ours. It has been wonderful working with you--your professionalism, sound advice, and concern for our best interests are truly heartening. You have been both a realtor AND a sister to us ... and indeed that makes what could be a scary experience (selling a house in a tough market!) so much more comforting. You truly are, as your e-mail address suggests, "Always on the Case!" We look forward to a happy ending for all of us as we transfer our beloved 13 Highland to a lovely new family! All the best,
MIKKI
Mikki Dorsey of Tarrytown
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What famous antebellum mansion was known as the "Queen of Tennessee Plantations"?
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Belle Meade Plantation was a prosperous 5,400-acre thoroughbred horse farm in the mid 1800's. The Civil War Battle of Nashville was fought in its front yard. |
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