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Carlow Nationalist — Co Carlow s pubs, cafés and restaurants delighted to be back to business indoors

Carlow Nationalist — Co Carlow s pubs, cafés and restaurants delighted to be back to business indoors
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Film industry identity in real-life fight for life

Film industry identity in real-life fight for life A beloved figure in the Queensland film industry will travel to Germany to treat an aggressive brain tumour thanks to the $100,000+ raised from community. Lifestyle by GREG STOLZ Premium Content Subscriber only A QUEENSLAND film industry identity who is fighting aggressive brain cancer will fly to Germany on Saturday for radical treatment as a massive community fundraising campaign continues. Queensland Touring Film Festival director and father-of-three Jed Cahill, 42, has been given just 12 months to live after being diagnosed with stage 4 glioblastoma. Gold Coast film industry identity Jed Cahill with wife Jacinta and children Willow, 4, Max, 8, and Ruby, 9. Jed has been diagnosed with aggressive brain cancer and is making a mercy dash to Germany for urgent treatment. A film festival is being held at the Gold Coast Arts Centre to help raise funds for the treatment. Picture: NIGEL

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Searching for Monster Trout on Georgia s Soque River – Garden & Gun

I could tell you I find so alluring. In the headwaters, cornfields in the valleys nudge against sycamores and mountain laurel as the river, here little more than a creek, twists through banks clad in vine and wildflowers. Farther downstream, it gathers flow from limestone springs, and its rock-ribbed pools are cooled in the shade of soaring hemlock groves. The Soque River (pronounced so- quee) flows for about thirty miles contained in a single county Habersham, merely four counties northeast of metro Atlanta an intimacy that lends it a homey, winsome, tucked-just-out-of-sight appeal. But I’d be lying if I said I’m here for the river or the repasts spread on split-log farm tables or the end-of-day cocktails lit by a sun setting over wild, timbered ridgelines.

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