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[strikethrough] U1 19605 [/strikethrough]
[Handwritten] U2 - June 22, 1972 [/Handwritten]
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MINNIE EVANS

NHS: [strikethrough] Same place shall we? [/strikethrough] [Handwritten] Say Grace shall we? [/Handwritten]

ME All right

[strikethrough] Voice: [/strikethrough]
[Handwritten] Jo Kallenborn [/Handwritten]
I was thinking about, she said you were writing

NHS: I'm not writing. So if you want to try it go ahead. I'd loved to get it done. I got millions of material. Minnie

ME: Yes

[Nag's Head]

NHS: Tell us about Nag's Head. You know Nag's Head. Tell me. I was upstairs, Nag's Head.

ME: Nag's [strikethrough] grave? [/strikethrough] [Handwritten] place [/Handwritten]

NHS: Nag's Head.

ME: Oh, that's the - You know they say - I read a book of that. These children destroyed that. I think they can buy that whole story. You can. Someone gave me those books in the Reader's Digest. Did you ever read about that? Let's see I read that whole story and I say the people that was living there they was mixed nations. They boats got destroyed and they got off that place and back they could get to have someone to making boats off to the moon instead. So they went to work I guess and got evil minded. They didn't no nothing else to do cause those botats to get. It's been about

NHS: What boats?

ME: [16 "x"] those boats to get destroyed. They could carry them all together. I bet it's been over 200 hundred boats destroyed, up there at that place and they would take the old mules and horses and put [7 "x"] lanterns on their heads and drive them up the hill and the people see them boats and that light and think it was a lighthouse or something like that and that cause them to, those boats, to run on those rugged sandshores (NHS) yes) and they would destroy them and so that's why they call it the Nag Head. Cause those nags they kept those old horses with lanterns on their heads and cause them to you know people see those boats. See those lights and then they would get those boats on those sandshores right along there and then especially when storms were coming in. They had lots of storms. I'm going to see if they can locate another book. Anybody up there you know gave me a lot of those books from the Reader's Digest and that's where I found that story and they call it the Nag and they keep on calling it the Nag Head after those old horses (laughter).

[Crossed out] Voice [/Crossed out]
[Handwritten] Kallenborn [/Handwritten]: There's wild horses at the [blank space]. I believe just recently they took them away for some reason. When we went there you could see the wild horses running all over the plains.

ME. [Crossed out] You know they don't do that anymore. In Race Still they would stand up and watch them. They banner scouts were there [/Crossed out]

[Crossed out] NHS: Really [/Crossed out]

ME: It was like a storm coming up and I would go out and stand up and watch those

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