<< In a message dated 7/16/2000 1:16:03 PM, CEFCHURCH_at_aol.com writes:
<< I finally found some Grass Pike yesterday. Haven't found in about a
dozen
years. I was on Brandywine Creek, just south of Greenfield, Indiana. >>
Two comments. I didn't know there was another Brandywine creek outside of
Delaware and question number two what is a Grass Pike? I cannot find it in
any reference book - Lee, et al., Peterson, Eddy, etc. Maybe I am confused
because I am used to the term Grass Pickerel. Is it the same thing?
Lee Harper >>
Lee:
My Dad called them Grass Pike and I still use his term. They appear to be
Grass Pickerel.
I think there are more than one creeks called Brandywine here in Indiana.
Delaware probably named their's first, though. :)
Talking about creek names, one of my favorites is "No Name Creek". Anyone
else know of some with unusual names?
Chuck Church
Indianapolis, Indiana USA
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