Canoe Tale Through Rain and River Rescue
An older recounting describes paddling to a willow bank, losing a canoe during a flood, and retrieving it downstream. The memory recalls camping, a stormy night, a flooded stream, and a long walk in wet shoes before continuing the journey, concluding with a peaceful paddle into a riffle among mayapple banks.
Speaking Naturally by Dave Stamper
Dave Stamper reflects on canoeing to observe wildlife along streams, noting the quiet paddle, close encounters with deer and other animals, and the joys of reaching hard to access spots. He recalls his old aluminum canoe, a ten year memory of learning to launch, and invites reader comments to his Cincinnati column.
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Local farmers face market gaps for produce in Clermont County
Tom Hall and William Wilfert describe limited markets for their crops. Cincinnati buyers block new sellers and no local canneries exist, forcing vegetable dumps when cheaper southern trucked produce arrives. Farmers supplement with rabbits as extension agent notes few accessible markets outside New Richmond area.
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