Montana Outdoors Vol 17 No 4 Jul/aug 1986
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250-251, 254-256.
Special thanks to these Helena residents who gracious- ly shared their personal recollections about Spring Meadow Lake: Art Cummings, W.T. "Mac" Mc- Cullough. Bob Hart, Frank Gruber. Patty Lefferdink, Mrs. William F. Long. ■ 17 Flathead Lake's by Loren L. Bahls illustrated by Monte Dolack w hen you're 8 years old, you can believe all kinds of stuff.
Especially about a myste- rious lake in a big, faraway place called Montana. So naturally when I was 8 and my Montana cousin Fran...k and his folks came to St. Paul for a visit and the topic of conversation was Flathead Lake — I believed.
"Bottomless! No doubt about it," boasted Frank. "They don't have a line long enough to reach the bottom.
And have you heard about The Mon- ster? It's at least 50 feet long and's got flippers and a long neck like in those 18 Midlife Crisis 4 .,(^^5 pictures of fish-eating dinosaurs." Frank's dad sat through many such Montana folklore sessions, nodding matter of factly, and often tossing in a tidbit of his own.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 17 No 4 Jul/aug 1986?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
250-251, 254-256.
Special thanks to these Helena residents who gracious- ly shared their personal recollections about Spring Meadow Lake: Art Cummings, W.T. "Mac" Mc- Cullough. Bob Hart, Frank Gruber. Patty Lefferdink, Mrs. William F. Long. ■ 17 Flathead Lake's by Loren L. Bahls illustrated by Monte Dolack w hen you're 8 years old, you can believe all kinds of stuff.
Especially about a myste- rious lake in a big, faraway place called Montana. So naturally when I was 8 and my Montana cousin Fran...k and his folks came to St. Paul for a visit and the topic of conversation was Flathead Lake — I believed.
"Bottomless! No doubt about it," boasted Frank. "They don't have a line long enough to reach the bottom.
And have you heard about The Mon- ster? It's at least 50 feet long and's got flippers and a long neck like in those 18 Midlife Crisis 4 .,(^^5 pictures of fish-eating dinosaurs." Frank's dad sat through many such Montana folklore sessions, nodding matter of factly, and often tossing in a tidbit of his own.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 17 No 4 Jul/aug 1986?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish And Game to read onlineMoreLess
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