Corey Ford's "The Road to Tinkhamtown"

[Dean Romig]

Absolutely!

[Dean Romig]

Hi Mike,
Thanks for the compliments on Grace - she turned 1 year old two days ago, on the 5th.
We love her a lot and she is a real sweetheart and is a bundle of energy and is really tuned in to birds.

We never were able to consummate our quest for the lost community of Tinkhamtown but it is still on the "simmer" burner and is something I still want very much to do. I hope that we find it some day or at least that we find evidence of the fieldstone foundations of their homes and barns in a location that makes sense according to Corey's writings.

Thanks for sparking this thread up again.

[Twombly setters]

This is Graces brother Squire he wants to go to tinkhamtown too

[Opening Day]

Originally Posted by legh higgins

This is Graces brother Squire he wants to go to tinkhamtown too

Legh, like Dean you are a very lucky man. Beautiful

[chris dawe]

Beautiful pup's boy's !!!,almost makes a fella want to pick up the gun and follow the dog after Grouse ...but alas ,this is what I'm stuck to up here until the Fall

[OH Osthaus]

great photo,

[Dean Romig]

Wish Squire a belated Happy Birthday for us please!

He looks like he just had a bath... that's the only time Grace looks that nice.

[Tony Ambrose]

Squire is a great looking setter Legh!

[Dean Romig]

Well Chris - things could be worse.... you could get sprayed by a skunk or mauled by a bear, or...

[Dean Romig]

Nice brookie though... 2 1/2 lbs. or so?

I understand they call them "mud fish" in Maritime Canada. Any truth to that?