[bolger] Re: Exercises in winter appreciation
Jack:
Peter might be too shy to tell you, but I will: He works and lives in
French! I too am amazed at his command of the English language. BTW you
can read more of his prose at:
http://www.hilconet.com/~dworksmg/articles/micro/index.htm
Chuck Leinweber
Duckworks Magazine
http://www.duckworksmagazine.com
Peter might be too shy to tell you, but I will: He works and lives in
French! I too am amazed at his command of the English language. BTW you
can read more of his prose at:
http://www.hilconet.com/~dworksmg/articles/micro/index.htm
Chuck Leinweber
Duckworks Magazine
http://www.duckworksmagazine.com
----- Original Message -----
From: Jack Bearden <bearden@...>
To: <bolger@egroups.com>
Sent: Friday, February 18, 2000 4:39 PM
Subject: [bolger] Re: Exercises in winter appreciation
> Peter L., your prose are excellent. I do hope your writing finds outlets
in
> forums beyond this list. But I must say that it breaks my heart to hear
you
> despair over 83 cm of new snow. Cross country skiing is what gets me from
> one sailing/paddling/rowing season to the next. Over the last decade or so
> winters have become increasingly dissapointing in NS. Quebec is viewed as
a
> meca to cross country skiers in this province. Winters here vacilate
> between rain, cold and grey, thaw and freeze, and all over again. A good
> base of snow to last through March would be a welcome distraction about
> now. (This list does helps)
>
> jeb, leaning on his ski poles in the frozen mud on the shores of Fundy
>
>
>
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Peter L., your prose are excellent. I do hope your writing finds outlets in
forums beyond this list. But I must say that it breaks my heart to hear you
despair over 83 cm of new snow. Cross country skiing is what gets me from
one sailing/paddling/rowing season to the next. Over the last decade or so
winters have become increasingly dissapointing in NS. Quebec is viewed as a
meca to cross country skiers in this province. Winters here vacilate
between rain, cold and grey, thaw and freeze, and all over again. A good
base of snow to last through March would be a welcome distraction about
now. (This list does helps)
jeb, leaning on his ski poles in the frozen mud on the shores of Fundy
forums beyond this list. But I must say that it breaks my heart to hear you
despair over 83 cm of new snow. Cross country skiing is what gets me from
one sailing/paddling/rowing season to the next. Over the last decade or so
winters have become increasingly dissapointing in NS. Quebec is viewed as a
meca to cross country skiers in this province. Winters here vacilate
between rain, cold and grey, thaw and freeze, and all over again. A good
base of snow to last through March would be a welcome distraction about
now. (This list does helps)
jeb, leaning on his ski poles in the frozen mud on the shores of Fundy