https://www.curraheeretrievers.com/tributes daily 0.75 2019-06-24 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ccf3b7baf4683cac1accd69/1561406005426-W8DMWS7UJ71NE6Q25ROC/Bill%2Band%2Bhog%2B2011.jpg Tributes https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ccf3b7baf4683cac1accd69/1561406005426-W8DMWS7UJ71NE6Q25ROC/Bill%2Band%2Bhog%2B2011.jpg Tributes https://www.curraheeretrievers.com/steves-sticks daily 0.75 2024-01-06 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ccf3b7baf4683cac1accd69/1605449554513-98A1VKHPFJ73AVMIQVTY/image-asset.jpeg Steve's Sticks https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ccf3b7baf4683cac1accd69/1605449393533-N6WU130GMVI2RGODPBW8/0.jpg Steve's Sticks - Nate Thayer As you know, the two canes you made are among the best things that have happened to me over the last year. They are not only a work of art, but have become part of me. My dog, Lamont, my cane, and myself have become a threesome--we never do anything without each other. Seriously. And to boot, not a day had gone by where a total stranger hasn't complimented my cedar, lovingly whittled by you, cane (that is until this CV-19 pandemic where mainly I, my cane, and Lamont talk to each other, hobble around, together.) I have heard umpteen times "That is a beautiful cane (or walking stick!) Did you make that? And I always respond: "No, a friend of mine made this for me. And he knows about these things because he only has one leg." And they ask "what is it made of?" And I say "Cedar. From his South Carolina land." I love my cane. I literally couldn't walk without it. The cane is also useful to beat back coyotes who are stalking Lamont trying to eat him. Often, at the grocery store, I will see some old lady with a generic, metal CVS bought a cane and I will smile and wave my cane and say "my cane is better than your cane!" This always puts a smile on their face. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ccf3b7baf4683cac1accd69/1605449041788-WB7384TSOQFORWFQM4G7/image-asset.jpeg Steve's Sticks https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ccf3b7baf4683cac1accd69/1605449554513-98A1VKHPFJ73AVMIQVTY/image-asset.jpeg Steve's Sticks https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ccf3b7baf4683cac1accd69/1605449393533-N6WU130GMVI2RGODPBW8/0.jpg Steve's Sticks - Nate Thayer As you know, the two canes you made are among the best things that have happened to me over the last year. They are not only a work of art, but have become part of me. My dog, Lamont, my cane, and myself have become a threesome--we never do anything without each other. Seriously. And to boot, not a day had gone by where a total stranger hasn't complimented my cedar, lovingly whittled by you, cane (that is until this CV-19 pandemic where mainly I, my cane, and Lamont talk to each other, hobble around, together.) I have heard umpteen times "That is a beautiful cane (or walking stick!) Did you make that? And I always respond: "No, a friend of mine made this for me. And he knows about these things because he only has one leg." And they ask "what is it made of?" And I say "Cedar. From his South Carolina land." I love my cane. I literally couldn't walk without it. The cane is also useful to beat back coyotes who are stalking Lamont trying to eat him. Often, at the grocery store, I will see some old lady with a generic, metal CVS bought a cane and I will smile and wave my cane and say "my cane is better than your cane!" This always puts a smile on their face. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ccf3b7baf4683cac1accd69/1605449041788-WB7384TSOQFORWFQM4G7/image-asset.jpeg Steve's Sticks https://www.curraheeretrievers.com/author daily 0.75 2024-04-28 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ccf3b7baf4683cac1accd69/ca05b32e-8bd2-4bdb-975e-21ca1ded25ea/d5jm03p0djhqpf4jg2q3dfmgvc._SX300_CR0%2C0%2C300%2C300_.jpg Author - About S.R. Smith S. R. Smith (Steve) has been a Soldier and Lawman for most of his life. A Veteran of Vietnam, Desert Storm, & the War on Terror, Steve is a retired NCIS Special Agent. 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