One from our abandoned clothing department: why is this single shoe sitting in a cemetery in Trimble County? I mean, really, think about it - what could the story behind this possibly be?
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I have often wondered about the single shoes you see lying by the road... What is up with that? How do you lose just one shoe? Where is the other one?
Was there a foot in it ?
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