How it Looks Going Back

SUBTITLED : ` Growing Up in the Montana Woods '. Just south of the Canadian border there is a hidden corner of Montana - between Troy, Montana and Bonners Ferry, Idaho - where the Yaak River has gathered a rural farming and logging community in its valley. That seclusion was more pronounced in 1950 when the author and her family moved there from California. 255 pages with a few family b/w snapshots as illustration. Read more about: Pinetoppers Women's Club, rabbit hutches, waterwheels, fish farming, Kenslers Market, Julius Binder, and Jenny the Wonder truck. Cond : Paper wrapper is off white with very dark brown lettering. Front cover graphic is a composite of three b/w snaps and a colour photo of Puntzi Lake Lodge. Volume is tight , bright and clean. A few points of v. light wear including `corrections' in ink of two printer's errors. Three folded corners, no creases, no tears. Almost giftable family memoir. Quote (p. 47) : " Our special spot was up where our creek flowed out of the river. The inlet had a headgate to control the flowof water into the creek. Just downstream from the headgate the creek was contained in a covered flume for several feet. You could sit by the gate and let your ._._._. ." Size: 8vo.…