To Hear Me Tell It
Travel back in times with Jerry Daniels, as he shares his stories (To Hear Him Tell It), of being raised in Butler GA as the son of a small town Grocery Man. He up and runs off to enlist in the Navy, where he serves some 26 years before moving back to America with his wife of 35 years and children. Jerry flavors his stories with a bit of Lewis Grizzard and Jeff Foxworthy, but tell his stories in such a way that will make you have flashbacks and leave you laughing and shaking your head.
To Hear Me Tell It
Is it really possible to smell a Bream Bed?
Is it really possible to smell a Bream Bed?
First of all, I didn't know that that "Bream" is the correct spelling. I always thought it was Brim and not Bream. Goes to show what I don't know, which is quite a lot.
According to Nick Giles, Jimmy (James-T) Smith got a scent of a Bream Bed while tracking across Lake George one day. A trip with Daddy, Nick and Mr. Jimmy that I wished I would have been on. Anyway, Nick says, James-T hallowed to stop the boat, and turn around and backtrack a bit. Told Nick to take the helm and go real slow. And while doing so, Mr. Jimmy stood up on the bow and was cupping his hands of air just above the water's surface, then gave to the order to stop and drop anchor. He said, fella's right here is a Bream Bed.
Great story by Nick and I sure wish I could have been with them.