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One Afternoon in Maine

Posted Sunday morning, October 14, 2018.

Post card from the writer and old blogging acquaintance Bill Roorbach. A stretch of the Spurwink River in Maine. Tuesday afternoon, October 9, 2018.

Bill’s note:

Paddled to the ocean this afternoon with the tide but against the wind, paddled back against the tide but with the wind. Story of my life. Plus beauty and a swim, and the latest monarchs I’ve ever seen, heading south to meet the storm...

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Bill’s latest collection of stories, “The Girl of the Lake”, is available in paperback and for kindle at Amazon and as an audiobook from Audible.

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