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Portraits of a Fly-Fishing Landscape


Author: John Juracek
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Author
John Juracek
Title
Portraits of a Fly-Fishing Landscape
Publisher
Pruett Publishing Company, 2002
ISBN
0871089165
Pages
64
Price
US$ used50.00
 

GFF rating: 3 out of 7
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Reviewed by Martin Joergensen

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