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May 7th, 2004, 06:10 PM
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TR-First Time on the River
"William Claspy" wrote in message ... On 5/7/04 9:13 AM, in article , "George Cleveland" wrote: The trout's home is a metaphor for impermanence but still the trout themselves remain, a constant in an ever changing world of flowing water, rippling shadows and ephemeral flies. And hopefully they'll still be there when this ephemeral fly fisher is gone and replaced by a new rookie fisher, learning the ways of this river he's found. Nice. Thanks, George! Bill very nice, george. yfitons wayno 
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