Stones In The Road

Friday, December 5, 2025

JUST SAYIN'

 

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On his long sleeve, “Life Is Good” shirt, a pair of hiking boots appear ready and waiting, and it reads, “Not All Who Wander Are Lost.” Frank Stevens AKA SycamoreStory is a Writer/StoryTeller with a serious case of wanderlust. Since 2001, after retiring a 34-year teaching career, he has been busy. From Nome, Alaska to Key West; the Maritime Provinces of Canada to Terra Del Fuego in Argentina, his journey has been often sidetracked, but never derailed. When asked why, his answers may come from any direction but they always end with a disclaimer: when he can’t pick up and go anymore, he doesn't want any regrets. “I think of experiences and friends I would have never known had I waited for them to come to me.” Stones In The Road is an attempt to share those experiences and observations with long time friends and those still in the making. Comments are welcome at - sycamorestory@gmail.com.
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