Graduation Speech: Fort Carney Road North

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If you take a left from the Clifton-Clyde High school you will get on fort carney road North. Take a right on the first turn section then take that road all the way down to 148 still head North. You will end up on a cross section, go straight down for 4 to 5 miles take another right you will be heading East. Straight down that road you will come up on Bismark Road then turn left Headed North for half a mile. After half a mile you will reach my home. You will see a tremendously large barn, tanish house with a garage right in front of you right when you pull in. There will many pens for goats every, and you’ll see 4 to 6 horses near the barn. You will see a four wheeler that I just recently bought between the garage and brick well house. There

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