On an upstate New York farm where she settled after fleeing the Commies in 1929, Countess Alexandra Tolstaya (youngest daughter of author Leo Tolstoy) proves that even countesses have to feed the chickens.
Tolstaya died at age 95.
Tuppence A Bag
On an upstate New York farm where she settled after fleeing the Commies in 1929, Countess Alexandra Tolstaya (youngest daughter of author Leo Tolstoy) proves that even countesses have to feed the chickens.
Tolstaya died at age 95.
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Love the photo. But now “Feed the Birds” is stuck in my head. I doubt the Countess danced with chimney sweeps. š
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Ah, but I bet Dick could have enticed her!
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I bet you’re right!
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When I was real little I got ambushed by a rooster on my Grandpa’s farm. At the time I would have given tuppence for an axe.
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They can be bothersome little buggers!
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Which proves that chicken fricasee is good for ya. š
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Ha!
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