Tales from Sleeping Moose Vol.3: Alaska-Two Good Days - Cutting, Atwood
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If you thrill when choosing the road less taken, and you are nostalgic when it comes to times gone by, then you should have enjoyed Volumes 1 and 2 of the Sleeping Moose series. They were such free romps through woods and meadows, who wouldn't love that? But now we enter a new year, and many of the paradigms have changed. This winter on the mountain seems harder than the years that came before. At times the pioneers' circumstances take on a desperation that calls to mind the difficulties of the Donner Party. Kate's journal from the winter of 1979-'80 gives a realistic account of daily life and bare survival out in the Alaskan Bush.…mehr

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If you thrill when choosing the road less taken, and you are nostalgic when it comes to times gone by, then you should have enjoyed Volumes 1 and 2 of the Sleeping Moose series. They were such free romps through woods and meadows, who wouldn't love that? But now we enter a new year, and many of the paradigms have changed. This winter on the mountain seems harder than the years that came before. At times the pioneers' circumstances take on a desperation that calls to mind the difficulties of the Donner Party. Kate's journal from the winter of 1979-'80 gives a realistic account of daily life and bare survival out in the Alaskan Bush.
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Atwood Cutting is the daughter of Timothy and Kate Peters. Cutting's greatest source of historical information for this Tales from Sleeping Moose saga is the stories her mother used to share about the twelve years they spent on a remote Alaskan Mountaintop. Luckily, Kate Peters kept a journal, and Atwood's grandmother in Hawaii kept all of her pioneering daughter's letters. This collection of documents tells the story better than anyone else ever could, except maybe Kate Peters, herself.