US EditionLetter to the Editor
- Farmers in Southland are experiencing frustration over land access issues, prompting angling clubs to express gratitude to landowners.
- Conflicting views within local entities and courtrooms influence farmer's land decisions, creating tension in Southland.
- Farmers reluctantly close access due to this frustration, which impacts anglers who have enjoyed access for generations.
- Federated Farmers Southland, when contacted, stated that their letter speaks for itself, offering no further comment.
- Angling clubs hope open communication resolves the access issue, emphasizing the partnership anglers feel with farmers in Southland.
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I enjoyed “The Magic of Rowing” (December) so much I feel the need to put my own oar in that water. At age 78, I purchased a 1981 Alden ocean shell and, after learning how to get in and out of the shell without capsizing, embarked on what has become a 13-1/2-year rowing odyssey. During those years, I have rowed a minimum of 2-1/2 miles a day, an average of 260 days a year, for a total of well over 8,000 miles. Now in my 92nd year, I still go out…
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