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• Title : 28 Days Behind Bars
• Author : Harold Wagoner
• Rating : 4.64 (629 Vote)
• Publish : 2015-1-15
• Format : Paperback
• Pages : 476 Pages
• Asin : 059520368X
• Language : English

His love of outdoor recreation is shown through kayaking, hiking, fishing and camping. It was during his work in the aerospace industry that his bicycle riding began in earnest. About the Author Raised on a farm in Wisconsin, Harold Wagoner relocated to Southern California in his early 30s.If y

His love of outdoor recreation is shown through kayaking, hiking, fishing and camping. It was during his work in the aerospace industry that his bicycle riding began in earnest. About the Author Raised on a farm in Wisconsin, Harold Wagoner relocated to Southern California in his early 30s.

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Join the author on a bicycle ride that you wont easily forget. He takes you along on his solo tour across the United States, traveling the northern route from Seattle to New York City. He tells of the joys of a tailwind, the hardship of a headwind, and the deep appreciation of Mother Nature in all her forms. His tape-recorded thoughts and descriptions take you to the very place and time, from the early selection of equipment and routes, to the final entry into metropolitan New York. You will find and appealing sense of humor, a recollection of childhood years in Wisconsin, and the insights of a man with age and wisdom on his side. The author relates, first-hand, his impressions of urban and rural America. As he leaves behind all the ties of metropolitan Southern California, he rediscovers the simple joys of life, childhood and human nature. Your are given an intimate look at this man and his love of his country.

. Raised on a farm in Wisconsin, Harold Wagoner relocated to Southern California in his early 30s. It was during his work in the aerospace industry that his bicycle riding began in earnest. His love of outdoor recreation is shown through kayaking, hiking, fishing and camping