Those venturing forth for tomorrow's opening of the 1986 trout season in New York will find Catskill streams in good shape for this time of year, slightly high, not discolored and reasonably wadable.
Instead, after a season of spiteful winter storms, the landscape still seemed to be trapped in a sort of late-Pleistocene ice age, with plenty of snow pack greeting the smattering of anglers who ventured forth for a largely fruitless session of casting.
And then the door opens and they venture forth to create value for all the stakeholders.
My wife, Marilyn, her mother and I ventured forth from La Cañada last month for an eight-day sojourn to this town with the big muscles.
TRAVELERS headed for major European cities typically venture forth with a guidebook and varying degrees of enthusiasm for checking off visits to the main sights.
Jackson had decided to venture forth to see the damage and plan for the next day.
If such virtual trick-or-treating puts you in the mood to venture forth in a costume after all, Help! for the Costume Impaired (www.sscnet.ucla.edu/ioa/kraz/halloween/hallohelp/webpages/costimpair.html) should be your last stop.
For his 555th episode of WTF this week, Marc Maron ventured forth from his garage to sit with television and film comedy legend Norman Lear.
It took six weeks of near-hibernation in Brooklyn for Ms. Nimmons to recuperate sufficiently to venture forth into the world.
As David Simmonds of Royal Bank of Scotland remarked: "In this period the imperative was to venture forth with liquidity and to find some risk-seeking home for it, some extra yield, some enhanced return.
In the title novella 82-year-old Peter Mendelssohn, a retired judge, ventures forth from his Upper East Side apartment in New York to meet his son, Elliot, for lunch.
