FIRST PICTURE--NUGGETS CAPTURED ON FILM

That's right. You've long wondered, perhaps, what part of the chicken a McDonalds' nugget comes from. Well, let me tell you.

A Doctor friend of mine from Owensboro, Kentucky, was one of Colonel Sanders' doctors when the Colonel passed away. Well, I didn't say he was a great doctor. But he had just finished his internship when they brought the Col. to a Louisville hospital.

So what does that have to do with nuggets? Nothing. But it is a true story.

Now, about the picture of the little nuggets. It was captured by a telephoto lens from more than one mile away. Rumors had persisted that this farm in an unnamed locale was producing nuggets. So after several shots at dawn and dusk, I was able to get a picture of two of the little guys eating.

So there you have it. Nuggets are real. They're little, about quail size. Plus, they appeal to little kids in Happy Meals. Adults buy them, too, in 6 packs. But they're supposed to be for kids. So, if you're an adult, lay off the nuggets and let the little guys eat the little guys.