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Date Posted: 15:14:52 07/29/05 Fri
Author: Ann
Subject: Omigosh!
In reply to: LisaE 's message, "Ann or anyone interested.small Frontier house update" on 22:21:17 07/28/05 Thu

Thanks for posting that, Lisa! I went to the other board and checked it out, and I'm not surprised about the Glenns being divorced (that was in the works by the follow-up at the end of the show, I think), but I'm surprised if the rumor about the Clunes is true. They seemed like a couple on the same wave-length anyway. If it's true about the surfer, I think Adrienne may end up disappointed, as I'd guess it wouldn't last. Maybe she had too much time on her hands after the experience on Frontier House.
The Glenn's daughter (the one now considering colleges) and the Clune cousin seemed to be the two who really got the most out of their Frontier House time.

I've wondered if it wasn't almost as difficult for some of the settlers (or would-be settlers) back then as it was for the modern-day families to try to create a home on the frontier. I bet a lot of folks back then didn't really know anything about farming, plowing, etc either, and it was the only ones who did or the really stubborn ones who made it.

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