Tweed and Don; or, Recollections and Reflections of an Angler

In this charming memoir, James Locke shares his experiences as an angler in the Scottish countryside. From the thrill of the catch to the peaceful solitude of the riverbank, Locke captures the essence of a beloved pastime in vivid detail.
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