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Old 04-11-2007, 11:03 AM   #1
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Twenty Years on the Cape/Daignault

I know I am late (by years) reading this book. Actually I avoided it for years for some reason. I think because years ago I couldn't believe Mr. Daignault's reputation/legend could possibly be as big or deserved as it is/was. I was wrong. His writing is rough sometimes but at other times really well-done stuff. Some of the stories are really poignant (such as the one when his daughter was overcome by exhaust fumes). All of his stories are timely whether they are about nesting turns or all the bass taken from the outer cape. I have actually read some of the short stories twice. I dont know if anyone could show a greater appreciation of the outer cape and all it has too offer.

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