Where Is The Tree You Drive Through

Where Is The Tree You Drive Through

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The book Where Is The Tree You Drive Through is an account of twenty-five summers of experiences and adventures in two National Park sites written by a seasonal National Park ranger-naturalist. It details one season at Dinosaur National Monument and twenty-four seasons at Sequoia National Park. Vaughn Folkman, the author, relates his experiences with his family, colleagues, park visitors, and wildlife during those memorable summers. It involves incidences of excitement, compassion, and satisfaction.

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Author:	Vaughn Folkman
Paperback:	100 pages
Publisher:	BookSurge Publishing
Publication Date:	October 02, 2006
Language:	English
ISBN:	1419633805
Package Length:	8.9 inches
Package Width:	5.9 inches
Package Height:	0.3 inches
Package Weight:	0.2 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 3 reviews

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Loved the book Aug 30, 2007
By Maryanne Bay
I SO ENJOYED it!! I just couldn't put it down and found all of the aspects of Sequoia National Park just fascinating. I have heard a little about the park over the years, but the internal perspective makes me want to go there and explore ALL of the parts that the author describes... except for the tunnels he crawled through on his belly........no thanks!!

This book is a treasure and a must read for anyone who plans to travel there.

Thanks for the good read!

Where is the Tree You Drive Through Sep 14, 2007
By T. Tschohl
Difficult as it is to cover twenty-five years of highlights in a summer job as a Federal Park Ranger-Naturalist, Vaughn Folkman does an outstanding job. His stories capture the essence of those times and the harrowing personalized moments. The tales of bears under the cabin with his family inside to the living history evening program while Vaughn is preparing to introduce a ranger costumed as a Native American who is awaiting his call to the fireside is preempted by a lady with a great fear of Indians, only to find one in the wild lurking outside the campfire. The book is light reading and will produce fun memories of one's own outdoor and wilderness tales.

Where is the tree you drive through Sep 06, 2007
By Gordon R. Northrup
I enjoyed the book very much. The author is a college classmate and friend from 40 plus years ago.

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