Old Fish, by Nathan Tyree

Down here the mining companies built the towns. Everyone owed their living to the minerals coming from the belly of the earth. Even if they didn't swing a pick in the dark, they worked at one of the rooming houses, shops, or saloons that the miners needed. As things will, the shaft mining dried up. [...:]

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Published on April 15, 2010 06:40
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