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Adam Paul Burningham

Another human being out to dig up a little happiness and hang out with a few others on the way, if any are game...


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  • After a job interview at the Aspen Ranch in Loa, I joined Ryan, his father and his brother for a spot of fishing on the Escalante Plateau south of the Boulder.
    The rain was refreshing, the lake beautiful and the fishing better than any we've experienced in a long time.
    All four of us, on one of the most beautiful lakes in our world, singing out to each other to ask what was pulled next from the clear water and into the nets. We were giddy by the end of the evening, hardly believing our good fortune and the size and colors of the Brookies we were blessed with for our hike and meager efforts on their lake.
    When will that place treat us in like manner again? It hadn't done so in many, many years, and probably won't again for at least a few.
    We'll hold this time in our hearts at least until that next one.

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    • Anonymous Anonymous says so:
      5:32 PM  

      Giddy to the MAX!
      And for mighty good reason.
      Well done, you fisher of fish!

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