Sermons in Stones: Tales of Family, Friends, & Fly Fishing - Ammons, David
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Sermons in Stones is a collection of eighteen beautifully-crafted short stories, anecdotes, and personal narratives offering thoughtful and profound reflection on the author's life experiences in a "mountain wilderness carved by a river". This memoir-of-sorts is a celebration of family, friends, and fly fishing from a man who is torn between the trials of the modern world and the simpler, serene ways of nature. With a poetic voice and pensive mood that invites the reader to step right into the scene, these essays reflect the same tranquility as one would find high in the Colorado mountains.

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Sermons in Stones is a collection of eighteen beautifully-crafted short stories, anecdotes, and personal narratives offering thoughtful and profound reflection on the author's life experiences in a "mountain wilderness carved by a river". This memoir-of-sorts is a celebration of family, friends, and fly fishing from a man who is torn between the trials of the modern world and the simpler, serene ways of nature. With a poetic voice and pensive mood that invites the reader to step right into the scene, these essays reflect the same tranquility as one would find high in the Colorado mountains.
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Autorenporträt
An avid fly-fisherman, adventurer and explorer from a young age, David Ammons describes his journey as being wedged between a desultory entanglement in the rat race and the ever-present tug of a desire to live in the remote mountains. Husband and father of three, he spends his time between his desert home in suburban Arizona and his getaway in the Rocky Mountains. A dedicated member of Trout Unlimited, a conservation organization focused on the preservation of cold-water fisheries, he continues to work in the corporate world even as he writes, chops wood, and fly fishes the Cache la Poudre River.