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">I don't know if
I'm at the right place (where many folks will see this) and I'm not sure about how to upload photobucket to here. But I really really need to know who
all these fine oldtimers are (were). I know which ones are Paul and Martha Young, of course--they tucked me in bed every night until I was 6. I know the fifth
one has Paul's brothers and sons (and two strangers). But who are the happy folk on the sidetrack way back when in Wyoming, I think? The debonair guy in
the cabin door in the 1920's? Who is attending Paul's "fly party"? Who is the guy in black glasses and the one with what might be his new
fly rod? Please help me--it's that important and i just know all the fine and dedicated minds here will know who's who of these PHY
afficiendos.Thanks--granddaughter Deanne Young
