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In Search of Small-Town America: Volume 2

In Search of Small-Town America: Volume 2

Utah, Nevada and California

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Monument Valley, Pioneers and Mormons. Some tricky rules concerning alcohol. An unscheduled, and costly trip to the Emergency Room, and a shop-girl Beauty Queen.

'Cat-houses', casino culture, and a lost ten hours on America’s loneliest road. Saturday night in ‘Vegas with an old friend from back-home, and a drive across the Hoover Dam.

The inhospitable southern California desert, the world's tallest thermometer,  and  its  first Motel.  James  Dean's  crash  site, 'Citizen Kane's Xanadu', Bodega Bay birds, and a fast and furious coastal drive, up to the mighty Redwoods.

  • 211 Pages
  • 236 Photographs
  • 22,600 Words approx.
  • 37.3 MB PDF Download

Cover: Bluff - Utah. 2006

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‘In Search of Small-Town America’ is available as a series of digital files, downloaded in vertical-scrolling PDF format, to your desktop computer, tablet, or mobile device. Try it first on the free ‘Introduction’ and ‘Volume 1’. For each subsequent purchase, download the file direct from the site, and you’ll also receive an order confirmation, via email.

The ‘Complete Library’ is a ’zip file’, so please allow more time for the download process. Follow its progress in your downloads folder, and double-click to expand it.

  • Wayne Jackman

    The work is a unique and innovative mix of superb photographs, and an eloquent but quirky, daily diary – as the author voyages on a daunting solo trip through every State in America – in one year!

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  • Susan Toft

    This is unlike anything I've ever read before, with an intriguing combination of pictures and prose, interwoven in such a perceptive, and imaginative way. This is 'Click-Lit' – and I'm coining the phrase.

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  • Michael Hearn

    I was captivated by this work, and the ambitious intention, but the methodical way in which the author has carried it out in such wonderful detail of words and images, is nothing short of astonishing.

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