Old Corn Custom Groundl by Cedar Whacker
Portrait of a rural Texas community after The War with vivid local color. Hints of frontier life, Rebel figures, and bugle calls set among Cedar brakes and Lone Man Creek, ending with a note on fading memories and pioneer horticulturist S.P. Bozarth.
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Santa Anna Cruze
Lone Man Creek
Santa Anna
S.P. Bozarth
Loner Kim Tinney and Bozarth Nurseries Echo Distant Past
The narrative recalls Bozarth nursery stock surviving as lone fruit trees near Twin Sister Peaks and Cypress Creek. Kim Tinney, a roving loner, is remembered for his fish and hunt memories, makeshift life on homesteads, and a henhouse confrontation with would-be chicken thieves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Sister Peaks
Mr. Bozarth
Carlo Morris
Cypress Creek
Bozarth Nursery
Gympsum
Wimberley
Cedars
Kim Tinney
Kim
Billy Henson
Eli Hill
Aunt Mattie Gay Harris
Crock Harris
Aunt Mattie Gay
Blanco City
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Wimberley Square
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