Cane and able: Summerville woman finds her niche

By Leslie Cantu
Tuesday, February 26th, 2013
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Nancy Sampson shows one of the cutters she uses to carve figures on her walking sticks.

Nancy Sampson shows one of the cutters she uses to carve figures on her walking sticks.

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