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Debbie Mayfrey. Podcasts, Boston. Debbie Mason had a typical childhood in Florissant, Missouri.

A house and a yard she played in with her three sisters.

The house was unremarkable and therefore perfect.

A single-story red brick affair with white trim and a screened-in

porch where the family often ate meals. And behind the house, there was a creek. We had a tree

house down there, a tree swing. We were always down in the creek. We were splashing in the water.

And we played down there a lot. You know, we were kids. So we were splashing in the water and we we played down there a lot um you know we were kids

it was great down there the sisters loved the creek so much they even played there in the

winter we would attempt to walk on what we thought was frozen ice but it was not and my sister

fell in.

And we got in trouble because we weren't supposed to be walking on the frozen creek.

Well, that beloved creek has a name. It's called Coldwater Creek, and it winds through

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