UPDATE. I said that I'd sometimes have something to say. Or maybe I just miss writing in the blog. Sometime today or tomorrow I hope to post an update recapping a bit of the swing through the southeast over the past three weeks. Carson & Barnes Circus will make the longest jump of the season in the next few days, from Mississippi to Texas. The tented show will close, it's season ending after the east Texas dates, then the mudshow becomes an indoor circus with weekend dates through November.
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