Delbert’s Weir
Delbert’s Weir by Carmen Peone is a fiction title published by Createspace Independent Publishing Platform on December 11, 2015. This edition spans 190 pages and is presented in English. The narrative follows sixteen-year-old Delbert Gardner and his two friends as they embark on a three-day adventure into the untamed backcountry, which unexpectedly transforms into a harrowing eight-day ordeal marked by near starvation, injury, and illness.
Readers will find a story that emphasizes survival and resourcefulness as Delbert recalls the skills taught by his Native American friend and mentor. Faced with the challenge of returning home, he decides to construct a fishing weir, believing it to be their only means of escape. This tale of action and adventure explores themes of friendship and resilience against the backdrop of a wild and unforgiving landscape.
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In a time when the west was still untamed, sixteen-year-old Delbert Gardner leads two friends into the backcountry for a three day adventure. Little did they know three days of hunting and fishing would turn into eight days of near starvation, injury and illness. When hope of returning home seems out of reach, Delbert recalls watching his Native American friend and mentor construct a fishing weir and sets out to build one himself. To him, it is the only way out.
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