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Playing “Fort” was a big thing in the 1950s. Here is Paul Flocken (left) and his long-time best friend Rob Moore playing in the fort made by a family friend for Paul's sister Sandi. It was made entirely out of large tree limbs, bark included. "This is when life was so good, and young people had their imagination to keep them busy," Sandi says.<br /><br /><!-- 1upcrlf2 -->Submitted by  Sandi Ashton of Camp Verde.

Playing “Fort” was a big thing in the 1950s. Here is Paul Flocken (left) and his long-time best friend Rob Moore playing in the fort made by a family friend for Paul's sister Sandi. It was made entirely out of large tree limbs, bark included. "This is when life was so good, and young people had their imagination to keep them busy," Sandi says.<br /><br /><!-- 1upcrlf2 -->Submitted by Sandi Ashton of Camp Verde.

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