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• “Foremost among the lodges is the Estancia Arroyo Verde, lying along 11 miles of the fabled Traful River, with outstanding fishing, food, and wine for about $600 a day.”

  Four Winter Fishing Destinations

• “The difference between the two lodges is like the difference between a drum beat and a Bach fugue.”

  The Huffington Post: Richard Bangs: Nic' of Time

• “A town was a cluster of deer-skin lodges; a trading-post a seat of civilization; and a factor God Almighty Himself.”

  CHAPTER 5

• “Whare Kea's calling card, and what sets it definitively apart from the rest of New Zealand's luxury lodges, is its Chalet.”

  Forbes: Dream Hideaways: The World's Top Microboutique Hotels

• “You'll find lots of articles about Canadian fly-in lodges in the F&S archives.”

  Has anybody been fishing in Canada?

• “The underlying principle is simple: once a person says "throw him under the bus," the phrase lodges itself in the foreground of the mind, where it becomes the first phrase retrieved in conversation.”

  Newsweek: ‘Under the Bus’

• “Nostalgia is also a trait of the organizations that I call lodges—everything from corporate cultures to religious. sects.”

  Simon & Schuster: Thinking in the Future Tense

• “With the exception of the huge bulks of the skin lodges, little could be seen save the flames of the fire, broken by the movements of intervening bodies, and the smoke rising slowly on the quiet air.”

  The Battle of the Fangs

• “[Page 31] ment, were essentially the same, whether they were the skin lodges of the most northern tribes, or the pueblos of the Aztecs.”

  The Congress of Women: Held in the Woman's Building, World's Columbian Exposition, Chicago, U. S. A., 1893, With Portraits, Biographies and Addresses

• “The British set up warehouses known as lodges in Villa Nova de Gaia, across from the river Porto, and bottled and blended port from there, which is how it got its name.”

  Simon & Schuster: A Year of Wine

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