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Remembering Old Times

|Published on January 28, 2009

I grew up on a small farm in northern New York very near the St. Lawrence River. We all knew we had a good life and enjoyed it. Your magazine brings back some fond memories, especially from my teen years, of farm life. I am now 69 (though I seldom admit to that). This may be why I cherish the memories of yesteryear so much. Thank you for a wonderful magazine I can relate to.

Duane Smith

Rochester, N.Y.

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