River notes
Fog, thaw, and the stubs that survive both
If a note is here, it started as an argument under the tubes.
The race interviews the driver first.
A high-tick driver closing early when river wind leans on the face.Fog is an inspector with wet shoes.
Morning fog at Rum Village making a low-tick 3-wood feel like a board.Thaw is a clerk with a new stamp.
The first St. Joseph thaw rewriting a winter stub.A home Saturday is not a load.
Notre Dame home Saturdays turn Michigan Street into a rumor.Evening grass reads a mixed stub out loud.
Dry evening loops exposing a high driver living with locked irons.Paint is not a load.
R and S painted on a golf shaft are not a torque tick.
A high-tick driver closing early when river wind leans on the face.Fog is an inspector with wet shoes.
Morning fog at Rum Village making a low-tick 3-wood feel like a board.Thaw is a clerk with a new stamp.
The first St. Joseph thaw rewriting a winter stub.A home Saturday is not a load.
Notre Dame home Saturdays turn Michigan Street into a rumor.Evening grass reads a mixed stub out loud.
Dry evening loops exposing a high driver living with locked irons.Paint is not a load.
R and S painted on a golf shaft are not a torque tick.