Here's something I call "The Old Man of the Mountains".
Maybe I should call him the "Thunder God" though ....... waddya all think ??
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history of the Twentieth Century: Struggle for recognition: Howard Graves: 9780536000811: Amazon.com: Books
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Hey, Wayne here is the book, three years ago when Howard and I first meet away from campus it was at a Bob Evans for breakfast, I ask him to bring some of his stuff, He brought a history book and a couple of large think academic studies he had written, one of the papers was about the Early history American southwest, I didn't spend any time really looking at them we were there to meet and greet and go over what me and the guys were doing in Arizona, and see if he wanted to get involved or not, the next time we meet was at the Westerville library we had a conference, room and showed what we had and gave him background on the LDM, after that meeting that was when he said he wanted to be part of our team, as editor. He teaches writing at CSCC and used to teach history. It had been I while and the book I had remembered was 17th new Spain, it was, in fact, the academic paper. We never really talked about, that stuff again until earlier today. He said that history was done 13 years ago and went out of print 10 years ago, the publisher was Simmon and Shuster. He said most of the time you can find it on Amazon, books.
He and I were talking and said have a great Idea for a second book, I said the problem I am too old to do it and not the best, to do it. I told Howard I know the guy who should do it, he said give the Idea, I just an hour writing the idea out and lost it. I will try and find it and send it to you. Overview, kinda like the folks who to the Blue Ridge mountains and record the old man or woman their front, playing one of a kind ballad that his Celtic roots, telling their story while they are still able to tell it. He ask me if you could write, I said I have been reading his post for about five years and he can write better than I can. So the idea is 150 years 100 Dutch Hunters, not to get overboard on the LDM thing, rather the story of all the different types, and their stories, some tragic some funny some crazy, and then some with just great stories, some short some long and when you can put a picture to their story. Like Salvador, I do street photography, think of this type of picture of a photo but with Salvador D, hell all these guys have great vibes. I vote you do it and tell and record their stories before they are lost. Thanks, Jeff.
I will send the photo later I get it loaded.
