A Picture Has A Story

Mr Adams, a young fisherman who lived in the outskirts of freetown had a dog called johnny. It was a possession he acquired from his uncle who relocated to a different town in search of greener pastures.

"I have trained this dog to fish, it will be of great help to you in your fishing" his uncle had told him before he left. The idea of having a dog that can fish pleased Adams who initially wasn't ready to keep pets. He decided to name it after his friend Johnny who had at one time assisted him in his fishing business.

Johnny became so fond of Adams and just like his uncle told him, the dog was good at fishing. Adams cottage was located in the woods isolated from the sparsely distributed settlements with a stream located a few meters from the cottage. Every evening, Johnny goes fishing, to catch a fish it could feed on for the night, this became Johnny's routine.

One fateful morning, Mr. Adams had gone into the woods in search of fruits when Johnny sneaked out of the house to the stream and swam it way through to the other end of the river in search of fish. After an hour it came out looking disappointed holding a dry stick in its mouth. It looked like fruitless fishing for Johnny as its countenance changed. It was about going deeper into the water when Johnny noticed a hare running inside the woods, Johnny stood there puzzled with the dry stick stuck in its mouth. Maybe it was high time he considered hunting for animals Johnny thought.