by Richard Edward Noble (Author)
Come along with Carol and Dick and live in the places where Charles Kuralt was afraid to park his bus. Feel the pain, joy and anger and shake the calloused hands that make America what it is. See America in its glory and its shame. See it from the highways, the sidewalks and the gutters. Meet Asians, Indians, Jamaicans, Haitians and Mexicans - meet most of them in one chicken factory in central Arkansas on the third shift. See America from the bottom of the cracker barrel.
Author Biography
About the Author Carol and I are presently living in the Florida Panhandle. I had in the past boasted to friends that we lived on a dirt road with a personal power pole in my front yard, and in a community without a single traffic light. Not too long ago, they paved the road out in front of my house and they put up a traffic light in Apalachicola. Progress and prosperity are on the way. I continue to write. I am addicted. Our Hobo-ing America lifestyle provided us with a most interesting life. Carol and I both hope you have enjoyed reading this book. .