The right and Hillary's tankers. Oil fields, killing fields? Moving on vicariously. Ohio's dirty pocket. Young liberals: up from conservatism. Plus more.
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ALWAYS A PLEASURE
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Re: Bill Croke's
To the
River of No Return
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p>I always enjoy Bill Croke's wry sense of humor in his delightful
articles. As a Montana native, Bill's tales of the West bring about
a feeling of nostalgia and hankering to return to my roots. But,
having lived in southern California for too many years, my blood
has thinned to the degree that the area's cold season from late
September to early June keeps me from returning to the Big Sky
Country. I look forward to Bill's life and times in Salmon,
Idaho.
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--
Thomas Bullock
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West Covina, California
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Oh, to pick up and move! While tethered to aging pets and growing
grandchildren here in NY, I've been living vicariously through Bill
Croke's columns, daydreaming about visiting the West and his Rocky
Mountain Bohemia. So move to Salmon, if you must; just keep writing
your columns.
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--
Kitty Myers
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Painted Post, New York