As the eldest of kids raised by post-World War II parents, my dad and mom grew up surviving life through the depression and the tough times of that era. They learned so much about not wasting anything. They ensured all things were used up before tossing out the bottle, the can, the package or whatever it was. My dad put just as much thought and effort into teaching us kids about the outdoors - how to fish and shoot an arrow, then later, at about 10 years old, how dangerous a firearm was. He neve...
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