Faded Footprints

Literature & Fiction

Thompson, George A.

Contemporary

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Footprints in the Wilderness: A History of the Lost Rhoades Mines

Rhoades, Gale R.

Anarchists, Anarchism, Environmentalist

Resist Much, Obey Little: Some Notes on Edward Abbey

Hepworth, James

United States

Presents interviews with the late American author and commentaries on his life and work

From Library Journal Not as esoteric as the title would imply, this is a collection of personal reminis cences, part autobiography, part quasi- natural history. The basic premise is that man is merely one of the many bio logical expressions of the animal world, a ``human animal'' whose niche, the earth, is a constantly fluctuating, changing environment. From illustra tions of the people he has known, but mostly through his experience of vari ous places and countries, the author seeks to develop an aesthetics of place and an art concerned with solitude and humanity compatible with his view of life. Along with a few fetching insights and expressions, there are the lapses into inconclusive meanderings that this sort of earthbound reflection is prone to. For larger collections. Carol J. Lichtenberg, Washington State Univ. Lib., PullmanCopyright 1985 Reed Business Information, Inc.

The Gifting Birds: Toward an Art of Having Place and Being Animal

Politics & Social Sciences

Jones,Charles

Philosophy

1987 Monkey Wrench Gang Calendar

Crumb, R.

Abbey, Edward

Calendars

New edition of George Thompson's classic work on Utah's most famous lost gold mine: The Lost Rhoades Mine. Mormon Gold? Lost Spanish Gold? Sacred Indian Gold? Fairy tale or myth, Thomas and Caleb Rhoades, Brigham Young, Chief Walkara and others all play a role in this retelling of the granddaddy of all of Utah's lost mines and treasures. Illustrated with b&amp;w historical photographs on nearly every page along with 19 treasure maps and diagrams. The famous treasure hunter Mel Fisher even came to the Uinta Mountains with George Thompson to search for the lost Rhoades treasure. Learn all the stories of old Mormon gold allegedly mined by Thomas and Caleb Rhoades for the benefit of Brigham Young and the Mormons; the secrets of the Carre-Shin-Ob or the lost gold mine of the Ute Indians and their famed leader Chief Walkara; and all the numerous tales of Spanish gold and treasure buried somewhere in the Uintas. George Thompson reveals secrets of these lost mines that other writers never disclosed. Long out of print and highly sought after, Faded Footprints has been regularly selling online for $100 a copy and up! This is your chance to order an affordable edition.

Faded Footprints: The Lost Rhoades Gold Mines & Other Hidden Treasures of the Uintas

George A. Thompson

1988 America's National Parks Calendar

Study of the 1988 fires in Yellowstone National Park. The 1988 Yellowstone fires were the largest and most extensive in the Park's 116-year history and focused the Nation's attention on the country's first national park and the sometimes unstoppable power of nature, illustrated in color.

Yellowstone & the Fires of Change

Wuerthner, George

History

This book is about stagecoaching. Because firms like Wells Fargo, the Overland Mail, and the Butterfield line were important parts of stagecoaching, they as well as others will be mentioned, some in detail; but this is not their story. This is the story of Gilmer &amp; Salisbury, giants of western stagecoaching, the company whose stages rolled along more than six thousand miles of roads in every western state.

Throw Down the Box: Treasure Tales from Gilmer & Salisbury the Western Stgagecoach King

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