FEATURES 042 Travel THE GRAND SALAMI Boondoggle in Cuba Words: Dylan Tomine 076 Essay INVISIBLE RESTORATION Words: Zack Wohl HERE 054 Locale THE QUIET SEASON A Brief History of Camp Sherman, OR Words: Glenn Zinkus 084 Gallery JUST A DOT Emma Yardley’s Hyperreality Words: Bridget Moran 066 Photo Essay TO EVERYONE I’VE EVER FISHED WITH (An Incomplete List) Words: Copi Vojta The morning routine at Bair’s Lodge on South Andros Island, Bahamas, as the all-star cast of captains gets shuttled to their respective skiffs. If this photo had sound, you’d hear a bunch of boyish cackles from five grown men. If it had smell, you’d sense the tinge of gasoline mixed with sea salt as the outboards get topped off for the day. If it could talk, it would express excited anticipation, the kind that accompanies the front end of any day on the water. Photo: Adam Barker CONTENTS VOLUME THIRTEEN, ISSUE TWO
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