>>From the Pittsburgh Bureau of Mostly Useless information, (can you all tell >its a slow day at the office?), National Geographic's Photo of the Day page >for today contains something of interest, related to Ernest Hemmingway and >trout fishing. > >http://lava.nationalgeographic.com/cgi-bin/pod/PhotoOfTheDay.cgi > >I haven't read the book mentioned, but I have been meaning to for a long >time. Anyone have any opinion of it? > >Jake Raketich >Pittsburgh
The book is actually a short story and can be found in Hemingway collections. Good story. Hemingway was, if nothing else, a great story-teller. The Fox is a very nice small stream. It runs through the middle of the metropolis of Seney, MI, (don't blink your eyes, you'll miss it) about mid-way across the Upper Peninsula. If you turn North in Seney, the sand road parallels the Fox. About 5-6 miles North is a nice little forest service campground right on the bank of the river with 6 primitive sites complete with toilets (privies) and running water (as long as you pump the handle hard and fast). Neat area. Allan Allan Fish Greenwood, IN [EMAIL PROTECTED]
