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Wayfaring Stranger prefers Of Here to From Off

'Adair County is where their collective heart feels the tug of home' -WS

Wayfaring Stranger writes:
Editor Waggener:

Sharon Whitehurst's superb photos and essays are all the better for her seeing hill and hollow, stream and sky, kith and kin, through fresh eyes sparkling with excitement.

It occurs to this wayfaring stranger that while Ms. Whitehurst and any number of other Adair Countians may be from off, they're Of Here -- a fact, a *choice,* that far transcends place of birth (nothing more than an ephemeral quirk, happenstance of less note than a ship passing itself in the dark).

Adair County is where their collective heart feels the tug of home. To slightly paraphrase Mr. Charles Miller's recent comment about his beloved granddaughter, Miss Ruby Anne, "They're Adair Countians through and through."

/s/ The Wayfaring Stranger
See also: Charles Miller: Ruby Anne From Off, but Adair Countian through and through and Sharon Whitehurst: What winter reveals in nature with 18 photos.




This story was posted on 2011-01-09 14:44:19
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