You Probably did not know this . . . .

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Fact Check: In 1760, repairs to the top of a structure in Colonial Williamsburg were called shingling. My job was to keep squirrels off during the shingling process. My post was next to the workers as a lookout. When  I saw a squirrel, I would ferociously bark at it – ruff ruff ruff. The workers referred my work as Ruffing. In 1771,  the word was popularized as Roofing. Colonial Duchess

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  1. Sandy

    I did not know that Duchess! Thank you for the interesting historic information! 😉
    – Your friend Sandy

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  2. Sandy

    I did not know that Duchess! Thank you for the interesting historic information! 😉
    – Your friend Sandy

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  5. Evelyn Freeman

    Hi,
    We missed you in Wilmington: hoping you were going to stop and grace us with your presence.
    Mackenzie

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