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Jim Ainsworth's first foray into writing is a rewarding fun true story of a journey to retrace his roots from Callahan County to Delta County. It is told in journal style, with great attention to detail, humor, and insight into his family's past. I really enjoyed it. Stephen L. Turner, MD


Tags : Biscuits Across the Brazos [Jim H. Ainsworth] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. This book is about two journeys across Texas. Both journeys were by covered wagon and horseback. The first took place in 1918--the second in 1998. The author and his double cousin recreate the journey from West Texas to East Texas that their ancestors undertook 80 years earlier. It deals frankly with the difficulties of recreating conditions as they were eighty years earlier and provides a fascinating look at people encountered in the 325 mile ride. The second journey begins with the search for the lost great-grandfathers grave and ends at the final campsite of the original travelers. Daily remarkable spiritual or significant events make the story fast-paced and easy reading. A special connection to eighty-year-old biscuits carried on the original journey is the reason for the title. Without glorifying any person or aspect of the family,Jim H. Ainsworth,Biscuits Across the Brazos,Season of Harvest Publications,0967948304,Historical Recreation (Recreations),Historical reenactments,Texas,Travel,Travel - United States,United States - South - Texas

Biscuits Across the Brazos Jim H Ainsworth 9780967948300 Books Reviews

Jim Ainsworth's first foray into writing is a rewarding fun true story of a journey to retrace his roots from Callahan County to Delta County. It is told in journal style, with great attention to detail, humor, and insight into his family's past. I really enjoyed it. Stephen L. Turner, MD