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The Neversink River Nature was so close at hand, this truly was a tranquil place where the sleepy Catskills stand, peace reflected on a river's face. I came here for a bit of quiet, it was the perfect spot to think. A welcome break in a stressful diet on the banks of the Neversink. So graceful were her waters cast in silence, yet unbroken. A boy fishes with his father, few words between them, spoken. Wisdom passed from man to boy, of a man's thoughts he drinks, both filled with sadness and joy on the banks of the Neversink. ![]()
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