In the field
by Diana Haecker ~ November 12th, 2009
WORKING HARD— Homeschooler Cooper Stec, 11 years old, set up shop at Nagley’s for his studies and made it known that he was serious about not wanting to be interrupted. Photo by Diana Haecker
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