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| 1
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0075CBC1
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0075DD85
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Well you're at Rapidan Camp in Shenandoah National Park.
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| 2
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0075CBC2
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0075DD78
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Well of course I can. He's a pretty interesting fellow.
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| 3
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0075CBC3
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0075DD79
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Ta-ta friend, take care now. Remember, if you need anything, I'm here to help.
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| 4
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0075CBC4
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0075DD7A
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Well, maintaining the flora here at Rapidan Camp isn't about just the aesthetics.
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| 5
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These FLOWERS provide me and any guests sense of normality in this chaotic world.
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Gumley puts extra emphasis on the word "flowers" as he feels responsible for them and is panicked that they are wilting.
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| 6
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Besides a well-tended garden does wonders for the guests mental health and wellbeing.
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| 7
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That's something in short supply out here.
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| 8
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0075CBC5
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0075DD83
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Well, I'm Gumley the supervisor here, but as you can see, my colleagues aren't the friendliest bunch.
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| 9
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I try to keep the grounds in tip-top condition but ever since we ran out of fertilizer and the sky changed color, it's almost impossible to do so.
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| 10
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0075CBC6
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0075DD7D
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Well yes. President Hoover and his wife Lou Hoover built Rapidan Camp.
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| 11
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0075CBC8
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0075DD7B
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Oh goodie, I do love answering questions about President Hoover's home away from home... It's been years since I've had anyone ask.
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| 12
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0075CBC9
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0075DD84
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It all started with that ruckus from the Dark Hollow Manor you see. Oh I do hope that they're alright.
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| 13
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They are in the thick of it after all but ah, according to my colleague Hemsworth, the garden is in complete chaos.
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| 14
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This ah brings me a lot of joy, as I've always felt that his garden was pretty tacky and didn't deserve all those Gala Awards.
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| 15
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I've always believed the man was clearly over compensating for something, if you catch my drift.
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| 16
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Recently our FLOWERS have started changing colors. Eh just as I thought we had a chance of winning this years Gala.
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Gumley puts extra emphasis on the word "flowers" as he feels responsible for them.
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| 17
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But n-now our beautiful flowers are WILTING, and I'd hate have to resort t... to... PLASTIC!
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Gumley puts extra emphasis on the word "flowers" & "wilting". He also gets more panicked at the thought of using plastic and stutters it.
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| 18
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0075CBCF
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0075DD92
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Herbert Hoover was the 31st President of the United States of America.
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| 19
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0075CBD0
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0075DD7C
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Certainty, I would like nothing more. Anything in particular?
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| 20
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0075CBD5
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0075CBDD
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Oh hello there. Welcome to Rapidan Camp the President's home away from home.
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| 21
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0075CBD6
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0075CBDF
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The weather has simply been awful as of late.
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| 22
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0075CBE0
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The garden always looks splendid this time of year.
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| 23
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0075CBE1
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Oh no you're WILTING!
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Gumley puts extra emphasis on the word "flowers" & "wilting" as he feels responsible for them and is panicked that they are wilting.
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0075CBE2
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If you notice WILTING FLOWERS then p-please do let me know.
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Gumley puts extra emphasis on the word "flowers" & "wilting" as he feels responsible for them and is panicked that they are wilting.
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| 25
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0075CBE3
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I hope that you're enjoying your stay at Rapidan Camp.
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| 26
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0075CBE4
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We simply can't show WILTING FLOWERS at the Flower Gala; we'll be the laughing stock of the show.
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Gumley puts extra emphasis on the word "flowers" & "wilting" as he feels responsible for them and is panicked that they are wilting.
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| 27
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007821D0
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If he's good enough for Lindy, he's good enough for me. If he's good enough for Lindy, he's good enough for me.
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| 28
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0075CBD7
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0075CBE6
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Oh hello, soaking up the garden again I see.
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| 29
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0075CBE7
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Comeback for another chinwag?
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| 30
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0075CBE8
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Security protocols compel me to remind you that some areas are off-limits.
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| 31
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0075CBE9
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Please keep off the grass, I don't want my FLOWERS DAMAGED!
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Gumley puts extra emphasis on the word "flowers"as he feels responsible for them and is panicked that he doesn't want players damaging them.
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| 32
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0075CBEA
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Aren't the FLOWERS lovely this time of year.
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Gumley puts extra emphasis on the word "flowers" as he feels responsible for them.
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| 33
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0075CBEB
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I can see why President Hoover came here its so picturesque.
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| 34
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0075CBD8
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0075DD87
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Welcome back, how may I assist you today?
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| 35
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0075DD88
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Oh hello again, I do hope you're enjoying the garden?
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| 36
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0075DD89
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Do you require assistance?
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| 37
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0075DD8A
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They swim, and they fish, but that's what I do all year round...
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| 38
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Oh sorry! "Chuckles" Didn't see you there, just singing my favorite song again.
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| 39
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0075CBD9
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0075DD8B
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He was born in Iowa in 1874 and grew up in Oregon.
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| 40
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0075DD8C
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In 1891 he enrolled in Stanford University and graduated as a mining engineer.
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| 41
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0075DD8D
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On February 10th 1899 Herbert married his Stanford sweetheart, Lou Henry.
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| 42
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0075DD8E
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During and after the First World War, Herbert became known as The Great Humanitarian for feeding Europe.
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0075DD8F
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On 5th March 1921, President Harding appointed Hoover as the United States Secretary of Commerce.
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| 44
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0075DD90
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After capably serving as Secretary of Commerce under Presidents Harding, and Coolidge, Hoover became a Presidential nominee in 1928.
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| 45
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0075DD91
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On March 4th 1929, Herbert Hoover was sworn in as 31st President of the United States of America.
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| 46
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0078F169
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0075DD82
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From what I can remember some under secretaries were stationed here on that eventful day, but I haven't... seen them for sometime now.
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| 47
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0078F16A
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0075DD94
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Of course you would! How silly of me to think otherwise?
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| 48
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0078F16B
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0075DD93
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Would you like to know more about President Hoover?
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| 49
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0078F16C
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0075DD81
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Sometimes our Presidents still stay here, but one hasn't visited in quite some time.
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| 50
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0078F16D
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0075DD80
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So future Presidents could continue to use the camp and enjoy the natural beauty of Shenandoah National Park.
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| 51
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0078F16E
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0075DD7F
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When his term came to end, President Hoover donated Rapidan Camp to the executive wing of the government.
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| 52
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0078F16F
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0075DD7E
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They used the grounds as their Presidential Retreat throughout his administration.
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