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"jeffc" wrote in message
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Indian Joe purports---great pictures Bob--can almost feel the purl of
Slickrock

Purl - now that is a fine word. Awesome pictures Bob, especially of the
brook trout stream.

I agree - that is a remarkably fine, poetic turn of phrase to describe a
trout stream. I've gotta remember it.

Glad you enjoyed the pictures. I'm getting to the point that I can sometimes
have almost as much fun with a camera as with a fly rod.

--
Bob Patton
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NC trout stream photos
 

"Bob Patton" wrote in message
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Here are some images of Slickrock, the trail thereto, and a few other
streams in southwestern North Carolina. This doesn't include any photos of
Snowbird or Hazel because I forgot to take my camera and, besides, Jeff
posted some very good photos of those streams.

http://webpages.charter.net/rwpatton/rwpatton/

"My great grandfather built the main part of this Macon County house in
about 1869 so that he could marry the woman who became my great
grandmother."

Did it work? :)

Nice photos, Bob.

Thanks.

Wolfgang

NC trout stream photos
 

Very nice! Do you have a lot of streams like that in your area? Are
they all public access? Are they often/ever crowded?

Bob These are all public streams. ... I don't know what you mean by
Bob "crowded" but to me a stream is crowded if I can see another
Bob fisherman. But some southern appalachian streams are so small, so
Bob heavily covered, and so twisty that another fisherman can be a
Bob hundred meters away and you'd not know if he was there unless you
Bob saw his footprints.

Sounds perfect to me. I saved your messages in case I ever happen to
be "in the neighborhood".

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NC trout stream photos
 

"Wolfgang" wrote in message
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"My great grandfather built the main part of this Macon County house in
about 1869 so that he could marry the woman who became my great
grandmother."

Did it work? :)

Hmmmmm.
She must have been a hell of a catch. I should present that idea to my
daughters' boyfriends. If I ever see them.


Nice photos, Bob.

Thanks.

Wolfgang
Glad you liked them. Missed seeing you this year. One day I drove up the
North River Road, crossed the ridge, and down the road beside Santeetlah. I
marveled at how you, Jeffie, and I climbed out of that damned creek. We must
have been almost within hailing distance of the Cherohala.

Bob