Return to Bare Foot Pass
It has been some time since my last entry due to my computer going out and busy with my latest published book, “A Stranger in London Smoke.” The book is selling quite well. Winter is winding down and Spring, although yet timid is beginning to show itself. The Missouri Ozarks will soon be dressed in new green and trimmed with grandeur of delicate bloom. It is a wonderful time of rebirth and continuation of the unique lifeways in and along the Niangua River Basin.
It has been some time since my last entry due to my computer going out and busy with my latest published book, “A Stranger in London Smoke.” The book is selling quite well. Winter is winding down and Spring, although yet timid is beginning to show itself. The Missouri Ozarks will soon be dressed in new green and trimmed with grandeur of delicate bloom. It is a wonderful time of rebirth and continuation of the unique lifeways in and along the Niangua River Basin.
