A Story of the Highlands
A narrative portrait follows the Burkholder family migrating to Kansas highlands in 1885 1889, depicting drought wind dust and isolation. Mrs Burkholder endures greenless plains dry care shortages and longing for trees water and the hills as a moving caravan drains hope away.
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Kansas
Missouri
Prairies
Burkholder
Fountain County
Yellow Pine
Praire
Thomas Burkholder
Lizzie
Ebhe
Ilinois
Tom
Taylor Bottom
Prairie Town
Barknholder
God
Burkholder House
Aausis
Sea trout migration and estuarine varieties discussed
Anglers debate the nature of sea trout noting that a sea trout is a trout that has been to sea and returned. Some fish migrate like salmon while others remain in fresh water, with estuarine or slob trout living in brackish zones and growing large. The reasons for migration remain a deeper mystery.
Walking Fish Report From Ninth Century Arabic Travelers
Two Arabic travelers in the ninth century described an Indian freshwater fish that could walk on land. Scientist Waldorf later claimed to see the creature in a fissure in a palm tree near a pond. The fish pressed its gill covers, flexed its tail, and moved a step forward with a sharp gill-closure action.
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Waldorf
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