[WoodsMaster]

Ever since Field & Stream stopped printing I haven't bothered with a subscription, but lately I've been enjoying going through their "Classics" series that they have been posting on their website, allows me to read articles from before I was a subscriber. Anyway, stumbled across this article and thought I'd share. Great piece of writing and figured you all could use a break from all the negative headlines these days.

F&S Classics: The Road to Tinkhamtown

 

[3macs1]

Very cool. Thanks for sharing. Hate to say it but I remember seeing that pic years ago somewhere I remember F&S and outdoor life mags in my dad's shop when I was a boy and that was not yesterday. What was the NS one I liked woods and water maybe?? or something like that

 

[gary]

good stuff - grew up reading stories like these. Anyone who's hunted with a dog knows that special connection.

 

[TonyM]

great story.

 

[MikeD.]

Very cool. Thanks for sharing. Hate to say it but I remember seeing that pic years ago somewhere I remember F&S and outdoor life mags in my dad's shop when I was a boy and that was not yesterday. What was the NS one I liked woods and water maybe?? or something like that

Eastern Woods and Waters. I had that subscription but the company changed to a new magazine called Saltscapes. I didn't renew, it was a magazine for a coffee table in an office.

 

[louisbear]

Ever since Field & Stream stopped printing I haven't bothered with a subscription, but lately I've been enjoying going through their "Classics" series that they have been posting on their website, allows me to read articles from before I was a subscriber. Anyway, stumbled across this article and thought I'd share. Great piece of writing and figured you all could use a break from all the negative headlines these days.

F&S Classics: The Road to Tinkhamtown

Yes, this story is a nice piece of writing. Thanks for sharing

 

[3macs1]

Eastern Woods and Waters. I had that subscription but the company changed to a new magazine called Saltscapes. I didn't renew, it was a magazine for a coffee table in an office.

Thanks. I could not remember the name but know it was in the shop
Cheers

 

[stepdonn]

nice story eyes full of tears

 

[David G]

"The present always changes, but the past is always the way it was. You leave it, and go to the present, but it is still there, waiting for you to come back to it."

Great read WoodsMaster. Thanks for posting.

 

[greybeard]

Good story to read, thanks for sharing.