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RUSSELL COOPER HUNGERDALE grew up in Fayetteville and Huntsville Arkansas before attending college in Southern California. He taught and coached in California for a few years, got married and moved back to Arkansas. He is quick to point out that his Master’s degree in history does not qualify him for the content of this book. He would also admit that his knowledge of science is severely lacking. His expertise comes from the experiences he claimed to have when he vanished in 2009 for several years.

This brief history follows Lewis and Clark and the Corps of Discovery down the Columbia River from Wallula Gap to the mouth at Astoria. That this work is brief rests on two factors: The first is the obvious fact that it is short. This is not the definitive history of the river. The second point is that not all of the river is described. Lewis and Clark joined the Columbia at its confluence with the Snake at Walla Walla; and this account follows their journey from Sacagawea Point to its contentious meeting with the Pacific Ocean. The intention is to compare and contrast the Columbia of Lewis and Clark with the river as it is now. The journals of the two leaders are quoted in each chapter ...

Want to be like a mighty warrior of myth or fantasy? Want to learn how to do something that is considered impossible? This small manual instructs you in the art of wielding a greatsword with one hand. From the basics of how to use just a greatsword, to using other weapons with it, and then up to the point of wielding two greatswords at one time. If nothing else, let this manual inspire you to reach for the impossible.

Wedged between nosey sisters and noisy chickens, truth and fiction, school and boys, love and resentment, laughter and tears: Violet tells her story as she finds her way through the ups and downs of life.

This is the 5th book in a series that will take you to hundreds of ghost towns, cemeteries, mines, and sites worth seeing. This book covers 2 counties in. These books have some history on each town, but the importance of the series is the exact location of each. You will find coordinates to each town, cemetery, mine, or site along with detailed driving directions to each. This is the first to be done in spiral binding, to make it easier to read the directions. This book contains 8 trips in La Paz and Yuma counties. It is 74 pages, 6X9, spiral bound. Come visit us on Facebook at Finding Arizona's Past for color photos and more. Enjoy and be careful out there.

This is the 4th in a series called "Finding Arizona's Past" This one has about 50 ghost towns, cemeteries, and fun locations in Mohave County. This book also has 2 ghost towns that we have located that have never had the exact location revealed before in any other book, that I could verify. This book has 8 trips containing several towns each. Some are extremely dangerous. Check them out and decide for yourself if you and your vehicle are ready for it. This book is 70 pages, 6X9, perfect bound. Come visit us on Facebook at Finding Arizona's Past for color photos and more. Enjoy and be careful out there.

Come along on an epic road trip with four crazy college buddies who travel from Minnesota to Mexico during a five-day school break in January of 1994. Watch as the plan for their insane adventure takes shape. See how their different travel challenges are concocted and then implemented. Shiver with them as they depart during a blizzard wearing only t-shirts and bellbottoms. Experience the shenanigans, excitement, danger, surprises, narrow escapes, and all the gut-busting laughter along the open road.

This is a facsimile reprint of the Summer 1942 issue of the great western pulp series Frontier Stories.

People have dreams, here is one that God gave to one person and knows that others have been shown the same vision. It is what God is doing today, in our time in the 20th Century. If you dream at all God may be speaking to you. And you may be part of the Tapestry God is weaving.