Geiger's Counter: A long lost friend

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Sunday, August 21. 2011

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I was knee deep in a patch of browntop millet wondering if it would mature in time for dove season when I got a startling but pleasant surprise.

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#1 Donna Brown on 08/21/11 at 10:27 AM

Walter, You don't personally know me, but you might remember my husband, George Brown, I have been telling him, since your closer walk that you had with our Lord, weeks ago, I have seen how you have mellowed, I see it in your writings, Im enjoying it, I feel like Im hearing the real Walter, keep it up !
God bless you. Donna Brown.

#2 Howard Brantly on 08/22/11 at 12:32 PM

Walter I grew up here in Lamar county during the 50's and had much the same experience you had in Montgomery county. My dog was an Irish setter also named Molly. My memory is of quail coveys in every fence row and round the edges of every open field. Too bad those days are also "Gone with the Wind".

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