Never Enough Time: Looking Back On Where It Went
This book is a journey—a reminiscence of Nancy Dean’s adventures. In Parts One and Two, she travels from a laid-back southern town in Alabama through awe-inspiring wilderness in the western states with two young sons and a husband determined to conquer every mountain along the way. Ancient desert ruins, verdant rain forests, horned lizards and scorpions, beautiful wildflower meadows, a bone-aching mule ride, hidden mountain lakes, an eight-day backpack across snow and lava, frustrating mechanical breakdowns, breathtaking mountaintop views, unanticipated thunder storms, curious mountain goats, and a stomach virus that won’t quit—her memoir captures all the highs and lows. Her next challenge, described in Part Three, is surviving whitewater canoeing lessons, as she turns fear into bravado. In Part Four, she accompanies a mission group to Mexico, doing manual labor with humble families who, in spite of the language barrier, unstintingly share their love and courageous faith. Never Enough Time is replete with nature lore, humor, insight, and occasional drama.
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Never Enough Time: Looking Back On Where It Went
This book is a journey—a reminiscence of Nancy Dean’s adventures. In Parts One and Two, she travels from a laid-back southern town in Alabama through awe-inspiring wilderness in the western states with two young sons and a husband determined to conquer every mountain along the way. Ancient desert ruins, verdant rain forests, horned lizards and scorpions, beautiful wildflower meadows, a bone-aching mule ride, hidden mountain lakes, an eight-day backpack across snow and lava, frustrating mechanical breakdowns, breathtaking mountaintop views, unanticipated thunder storms, curious mountain goats, and a stomach virus that won’t quit—her memoir captures all the highs and lows. Her next challenge, described in Part Three, is surviving whitewater canoeing lessons, as she turns fear into bravado. In Part Four, she accompanies a mission group to Mexico, doing manual labor with humble families who, in spite of the language barrier, unstintingly share their love and courageous faith. Never Enough Time is replete with nature lore, humor, insight, and occasional drama.
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Never Enough Time: Looking Back On Where It Went

Never Enough Time: Looking Back On Where It Went

by Nancy Dean
Never Enough Time: Looking Back On Where It Went

Never Enough Time: Looking Back On Where It Went

by Nancy Dean

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This book is a journey—a reminiscence of Nancy Dean’s adventures. In Parts One and Two, she travels from a laid-back southern town in Alabama through awe-inspiring wilderness in the western states with two young sons and a husband determined to conquer every mountain along the way. Ancient desert ruins, verdant rain forests, horned lizards and scorpions, beautiful wildflower meadows, a bone-aching mule ride, hidden mountain lakes, an eight-day backpack across snow and lava, frustrating mechanical breakdowns, breathtaking mountaintop views, unanticipated thunder storms, curious mountain goats, and a stomach virus that won’t quit—her memoir captures all the highs and lows. Her next challenge, described in Part Three, is surviving whitewater canoeing lessons, as she turns fear into bravado. In Part Four, she accompanies a mission group to Mexico, doing manual labor with humble families who, in spite of the language barrier, unstintingly share their love and courageous faith. Never Enough Time is replete with nature lore, humor, insight, and occasional drama.

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ISBN-13: 9781483552576
Publisher: BookBaby
Publication date: 04/15/2015
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 137
File size: 559 KB
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