Reply to "Would You Swim In the Tennessee River If You Knew What Was In It"

Bill GrayOld Faithful

Hi Y'all,

I learn to swim in the old swimming pool at Spring Park in Tuscumbia --- and in 1954, my friend, Roy Green, and I swam the Tennessee River from Whipperwill Hollow to the Florence side and back. Roy passed away about two years ago, and I will turn 70 in about two weeks. So, I guess we survived okay.

Personally, I would worry more about eating in restaurants; especially fast food restaurants. Have you ever noticed how many of their employees take a toilet break and do not even wet their hands before returning to work? And you worry about the Tennessee River?

God bless, have a wonderful, blessed day,

Bill Gray
Alabama bred,
California fed,
America blessed!

7/9/077:25 AM

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