On the Banks of the Wyaloosing
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Together the woman and the bird saw the the dawn creep in as she walked the deer paths along the meandering creek and the bird on silent wings skimmed the creek's surface, alert for a possible breakfast fish or frog. The blue heron had been her ally for many a morning and they shared a special kinship. Perhaps the bird did not know it, but the woman did. It was her along the creek she had returned for healing.
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This is a family history, a collage of sketches of our history, ie. the history of Loralyn and Danny Reynolds, their descendants, and their ancestors, with funny stories of childhood thrown in, a few poems, and lessons on life and overcoming and growing. It touches the families of Reynolds-Detamore; Reynolds-Renn-Thurston; Reynolds-Cheever-Jones; Reynolds-Ziegler-Arney-Davis-Murley, and with some Mowery-Campbell- Renn history thrown in, and some of the Randall family, since Danny and I are a sub clan of the Randall family. The central story takes place on the banks of Wyaloosing Creek, where Danny and Loralyn grew up.