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“Granddad always said the best things about fishing were beyond the senses. He said the mountains, rivers and fish were the center of why you were there, but not the heart, that the heart was in those pure moments in and around the fishing, or rather what was on the other side of those moments that can only be felt, not told because words were not up to the job. That’s what hooked your soul.”

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Book:Burnt Tree Fork
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EggsChickensSexismCowsPatriarchyDairyFactory FarmingSpeciesismReproductive RightsSexual Exploitation
Book:Speaking Up for Animals: An Anthology of Women's Voices
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