UPPERVALLEY ALLPURRS
UpperValley Allpurrs Tennessee Rex Developer
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Uppervalley Breeders And The Tennessee Rex
- Tennessee Rex Origin and history
- Available KITTENS
- Our Progress with the TR
- Our Early Sires and Dams
- APRIL 2016 KITTENS
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- 2019 TENNESSEE REX BREEDING RESUMES
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- The USDA, APHIS and H$U$
Miscellaneous (you Name It)
- Athens, VT, Christmas Lights 2011
- Amateur Radio
- Photography
- The Addition to Our Home in Athens, Vermont
- Getting Started. Dig we must . . .
- The "HOLE" Job
- Selecting the Style and Construction
- Our Grand Staircase and Internal Framing
- A simple explanation of lightning
- OUR MAIN POWER LINE & COMMUNICATIONS UPGRADE 2013
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Interplex: Our Cattery, The Allpurrs logo and where it came from
Our logo came about some 75 years ago and from a book, Chessie the Railroad Cat, one of my early favorites and sort of proof that the love of cats goes back to my very early years.
A drawing in the book closely resembles a picture I took of a kitten sleeping in my bed one night as I prepared to retire. The Nikon was
handy and this is the result.
A drawing in the book closely resembles a picture I took of a kitten sleeping in my bed one night as I prepared to retire. The Nikon was
handy and this is the result.
The story is based upon a stow away kitten on a passenger train of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. That line adapted the drawing to be their logo and even painted their locomotives with the image.
Page updated 5 MAY 2015