Seeking clarity in a murky world
The Last Resort: Journal of a Salt River Camp 1942-43
Part field journal, part diary, The Last Resort: Journal of a Salt River Camp 1942-43 by John C. Goodlett chronicles the outdoor adventures of a group of young men in rural America just before they are called to serve during World War II. Their story is a reminder of a time when our lives were more rooted in the natural world, before a global war and the industries and public institutions it spawned accelerated our dislocation from our homes and our land.
You can purchase it online from Barnes & Noble or Amazon or request it from your local independent bookseller (ISBN 9780999254004/paperback edition; ISBN 9780999254011/hard cover edition with illustrated map). Read a review by Katherine Dalton on Arts-Louisville.com.
You can purchase it online from Barnes & Noble or Amazon or request it from your local independent bookseller (ISBN 9780999254004/paperback edition; ISBN 9780999254011/hard cover edition with illustrated map). Read a review by Katherine Dalton on Arts-Louisville.com.
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THE LAST RESORT
a youth well spentThe author fishing central Kentucky's Salt River.
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among friendsTwo buddies, Bobby and John Allen, taking a break in the old Model T.
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before the warThe author, as he begins the transformation into Army man.
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