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I could have sworn there were more of these. Maybe they will turn up yet.
	Maybe I was thinking of this one. But that's a horse, isn't it?
Wait a minute... This isn't a goat either!
	Okay, HERE'S one for sure!
The following pair are from Flickr member Buttons McTavish who generously allowed us to add these photographs from her own personal family collection.
Peach in goat cart. Indian Lake,Ohio A photograph postcard of my Grandmother, Helen Turner, who was nick-named "Peach", in a goat cart at Indian Lake, Ohio. She was born in 1915, so this was taken sometime in the early/mid 20s.	Bob & Peach in goat cart. Indian Lake, Ohio A photograph postcard of my Grandmother, Helen Turner, who was nick-named "Peach", and her younger brother, Bob, in a goat cart. Taken at Indian Lake, Ohio. She was born in 1915, so this was taken sometime in the early/mid 20s.
The fine photograph at the right, titled "Melvin Hastings, Edgerton Ks" is from the set called "Vintage" in the collection of Reddoggiedog on Flickr.

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