In a rare autobiographical work, the beloved "cracker-barrel philosopher" shares his experiences on the roads he drove during two voyages from New York to his beloved Taos -- in 1925, and again in 1960. Sloane offers his wry, heartfelt, and incisive reflections on America's rapidly changing landscapes and regional cultures.
In a rare autobiographical work, the beloved "cracker-barrel philosopher" shares his experiences on the roads he drove during two voyages from New York to his beloved Taos -- in 1925, and again in 1960. Sloane offers his wry, heartfelt, and incisive reflections on America's rapidly changing landscapes and regional cultures.
The books of Eric Sloane celebrate the time-honored traditions of early America and remind us of the ties that forever bind us to them. A prolific artist, Sloane created nearly 15,000 paintings and drawings over his lifetime, many of which enhance his delightful books of bygone days.
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List of Color Illustrations I pointed her radiator westward Covered bridges were used for more than just crossing over The sky has an affinity for the western landscape Possibly no other lived-in place on the continent is as old as Taos Pueblo
List of Color Illustrations I pointed her radiator westward Covered bridges were used for more than just crossing over The sky has an affinity for the western landscape Possibly no other lived-in place on the continent is as old as Taos Pueblo
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