Description
In a true account of simple living, the author tells of the struggle to acquire 138 wooded acres on Mt. Hersey Road, an unpaved and winding passageway in rural Arkansas near the Buffalo River.There she builds an unpretentious cabin for contemplation and rest and reveals provocative thoughts on society, people, and animals. Her quest for quietude began fifty years ago when she could only dream and plan for the day to live in unblemished nature. An unusual nod to introverted imagination over extroverted superficiality.
