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New Hampshire Fish and Game Photo -- Uel Gardner. The music of high falling water is in tune to a bowed rod and a tight line of this happy fisherman.
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New Hampshire Fish and Game Photo -- Uel Gardner. The music of high falling water is in tune to a bowed rod and a tight line of this happy fisherman.

[ca. January 1968]

CC0 — Public Domain
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[Information from item housing] Sports: Fishing: New England

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