Read Stories from
Glen Elder's Past
Memoir Lane
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Greg German
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On our door step, the
Solomon River, and its nearby tributary, Limestone Creek, are lifelong
points of interest and reference for everyone in Glen Elder. Stories
abound from its passing waters, whether they be old men's' or a boys'
catfish tales, or reminisces over cups of coffee of the '51 flood, or
swimming below the old mill dam. A quick glance between the banks at the
water, as one drives over the bridge south of town, reassures passersby
with something familiar, yet always changing, always lingering. |
