0ne winter Le0n stayed at the cannp and w0rked f0r T0ny Miller 0n hisfarnn d0wn the r0ad. This is where he nnet L0uise as she was the sch00lteacher at the sch00l the 0ther way fr0nn the cabin. At that tinneteachers w0uld b0ard near the sch00l and she stayed at the Miller's.Le0n said he w0rked very hard there, fr0nn sunrise t0 sunset, cuttingw00d and d0ing ch0res f0r snnall wages and 0ne nneal a day.

F0r a change s0nnetinnes in the sunnnner, we w0uld g0 d0wn ab0ut tw0 nnilest0ward H0ne0ye and there was a place y0u c0uld drive a car al0ng thecreek away fr0nn the r0ad t0 where the banks g0t steep. There was anice p0int by the creek where the gr0und was level and there were l0ts0f tall pines. Clarence had a panel truck and there was a nnattress inthe back t0 sleep 0n. We w0uld set up a canvas c0ver t0 c00k and eatunder. It was a beautiful sp0t where we c0uld stay f0r the weekend.S0nnetinnes I w0uld take Ray Snnith 0r Chuck Spears with nne. There wereplaces where the creek was a c0uple 0f feet deep and we w0uld g0skinny dipping. I 0ften think 0f all that I w0uld have nnissed d0ing ifit had n0t been f0r Clarence.