Where are you happiest?
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Where am I happiest?
That’s an easy one, anywhere I’m able to spend time with my son. Specifically when we’re on a stream sharing a run. Sometimes, just watching him sit on a rock looking butterflies is all it takes to make me happy.Jeff
My boy watching butterflies
Out the window driving to a new stream
This is kind of a tough post for me as so many places make me very happy. I love being on the river in the fall when the colors are booming, and I love going on that backpack trip that take you into places that make you feel like you are the first person to have ever stepped foot there before. But if I have to choose one place it be…..at my cabin with my wife and dog Riley. It is the greatest basecamp in the world! Tons of great hiking and fishing.
Oh I almost forgot. Morsie I love the photo you took with the rod spinning very fast! That looks like a happy time for sure!!!
Joel
Ok Joel…that’s a low blow.
Yea Seafood I am a very blessed man! I got the pleasure of sharing it this year with Cameron and PoudreRiver from the board here. I think they could both tell you what a special place it is.
The cabin is located in the Flint Creek mountain range in western Montana.
Joel
At the Office….
or at the Office..
or this office…
or this office…
You can judge a man by the size of things which annoy him.
This place always puts a smile on my face:
And any time I am rowing one of these (kinda like Lando):
And I guess I am pretty happy when I have days like this:
Clark you have a lot of offices…… I remember visiting you in this one.
AND this one.
::) ::) 😉 😉The first one was a shi**y office… gawd… we were talking the other day about that run of weather… unbelievable mate!
The second one… a glorious day, my first Kingfish and no small part of it due to you and John Fraser… a fishing memory never to be forgotten. A huge head start in the salt due mainly to yourself. It helps that you tooks such a bloody good photograph of it too!!!! What was it Fraser said… “Sh*t.. You couldn’t punch that smile off his face”!
You can judge a man by the size of things which annoy him.
Awesome thread, personal glimpses into folks of our blood.
Here, a place called Grande Avoille Cove, near the delta of the Atchafalaya River basin system.
It was the central religious place of my people for 8,000 years (I’m a member of a tribal nation on a reservation in south Lousyana) and I grew up here with my dad in a little wooden bateau he built. I still have the boat, and the cove.
Another…
the water in the middle of this poool is approx 15 feet deep….
You can judge a man by the size of things which annoy him.
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