In the language of a man sensitive to his pride, his beliefs, and his convictions, Henry takes you on a nostalgic journey to the past and demonstrates the differences from the present. He chuckles and shakes his head when he says, "And they call it progress!" Now, in whta he refers to as his "sundown years," Henry shares an interesting personal perspective on our changing times and, through his humor and character, records a way of life that has been been forever changed with modern times.
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Henry Arthur Twisselman lives at home on his ranch with his two favorite dogs. He works daily, tending his herd of Black Angus cattle and writing, when called upon, articles about his history. He shares a strength of character drawn from ninety-one years of hard work and life experiences pioneering the gently rolling hills of Choice Valley, east of Paso Robles in California. he is a man of great endurance, vigor and wisdom who cannot be persuaded or convinced.
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