Walter Geiger

Geiger’s Counter: Toasts, tributes, white ashes, black water

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Wednesday, August 21. 2013

Courtesy of Shep Marsh, a group of us spent the weekend at the Satilla River Club which sits hard by the black water from which its name is derived near Waynesville in extreme southeast Georgia.

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