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Turtleman makes appearance at Barry Bertram office



2012-02-29 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Larry Smith.
Larry Smith writes Turtleman dropped by 99.9 the Big Dawg on Monday for an interview. While at the Big Dawg the Turtleman was greeted by hundreds of fans and signed lots of autographs. Turtleman was just back in town from the Carl Casper Car Show in Louisville. He was the main attraction at the auto show, drawing over 300 thousand people. When Attorney Barry Bertram sleuthed out that Turtleman was at the Big Dawg, he invited Turtleman to come by the Taylor County Attorney's office and Turtleman obliged, hamming it up atop the handrails. -Larry Smith Above The Turtle Man in a command appearance in front of the office of Top Turtleman Fan Barry Bertram's practice, Bertram, Cox, & Miller, LLC, 341 East Main Street, Campbellsville, KY, just east of Crossroads of Taylor County, Main & Central, world headquarters of the Big Dawg radio station.


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