Synopsis
By the Shores of Delaware Bay is the ninth book in the Delaware Bay Series. This book joins the others with a collection of stories about watermen, the histories of the small villages of Little Creek and Leipsic, and activities on the water. Read the stories of a young thief who earned redemption through honesty, of historical buildings and lighthouses of the Mispillion River and Port Mahon, of people long gone who have left their legacies, and views from the deer stand. Is there really a feud between recreational and commercial fisherman? Read this book and find out!
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About the Author
James Milton Hanna was born in North Alabama during the Great Depression. Ever since he was a child, Mr. Hanna loved the outdoors and spent most of his time there. He entered the Air Force and his assignments included Military Scout, Arctic Survival Instructor, Special Investigator and founder of Survival Schools in Labrador and Maine. He retired after 20 years and then taught school for an additional twenty years. Mr. Hanna earned a Masters Degree in Education and Counseling from Temple University in Philadelphia, PA. Throughout this time, Mr. Hanna worked on the water crabbing and fishing. He resides in Dover, Delaware and still has a passion for the Delaware Bay and all she encompasses. There is always more to learn about this body of water for and for those who make their living there.
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