All good, Timmy! I have Hunter's Log beside me, as yet unread. I will read it as soon as I post this. How good, to see the famous Feeney beside you!

I do agree, it's a terrific Able Muse - I'm not even half-way through it yet, and have learned a great deal already.

Funny anecdote about public recognition regarding your foster brother: we entered a cafe in Ouray which happened to be crammed with the same school kids Dave had given a talk to at the local school earlier in the day. A girl, about ten years old, turned round and, surprised to see us standing behind her at the counter, blurted out, "You're the famous poet, and you're a lovely lady."

It was a moment of pure, sweet, innocence. As if she were naming us, in her own way.

Oh, and the drawings through the book are wonderful. There's nothing like a hard-back book with drawings! You must be simply thrilled with this book.

Cally