Green Meet Me on the Green Tales of Mountain Trappers
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls early 1830s trappers Ed Rinclair and Tom Robert surviving a winter siege by Native raiders in a canyon cabin. They watch as Indians pillage stores, burn the lodge, and flee, leaving wreckage and the stark mountain wilderness in their wake.
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