The First Car Seen In Anderson Valley

by on May 19th, 2010

Laying eyes for the first time on the Olsen boys, you’d never guess they were brothers, much less twins. They were un-identical twins, obviously, in the way that raccoons and skunks, having identical body parts, are un-identical. Ollie, who was older than Hedrick by a hair, was long, lean and shambling. When Ollie was walking at you his overalls looked like they were hanging on a clothesline in a lazy breeze. Roan col­ored with an extra long neck with a protruding Adam’s apple with a scraggly head of hair topped with a cowlick shaped like a lopsided rooster’s comb, Ollie was bashful around the womenfolk and the town fel­lahs as well, them not being above ribbing him over his appearance and all.

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