Fascinating story, Amy! I found it especially interesting since I work as a writer for the Michigan DNR, telling stories about our state parks and trails. And, as always, I love your drawings! Thank you for sharing.
Awesome and fascinating piece! It's like an episode of Parks and Rec, but mostly just Parks. I can see poor Leslie Knope trying to shut down the beer garden, clearly run by Jeremy Jamm. :)
I simply adore reading your writings! I love that regardless of content, they have a lighthearted quality that you bring to all the stories. I look forward to all your posts so much. Thank you for sharing. And I love your art as well.
“Al’s habit of literally betting his life with those who would win if he died, was not a stable way to riches.” So many bonus points to Ms. Lindgren for that perfectly understated line!
Fascinating story, Amy! I found it especially interesting since I work as a writer for the Michigan DNR, telling stories about our state parks and trails. And, as always, I love your drawings! Thank you for sharing.
I bet you have some interesting stories in Michigan!
Awesome and fascinating piece! It's like an episode of Parks and Rec, but mostly just Parks. I can see poor Leslie Knope trying to shut down the beer garden, clearly run by Jeremy Jamm. :)
OMG yes!
The episode writes itself :)
Love that the names match the action! Such a great story, with illustrations that do it justice.
Being UK-based with lots of opportunities to visit the US, I find these stories fascinating. I'm looking forward to more park visits soon.
I simply adore reading your writings! I love that regardless of content, they have a lighthearted quality that you bring to all the stories. I look forward to all your posts so much. Thank you for sharing. And I love your art as well.
Wow, thank you so much! I really appreciate it. I write these for all of you, so I'm glad you enjoy them!
“Al’s habit of literally betting his life with those who would win if he died, was not a stable way to riches.” So many bonus points to Ms. Lindgren for that perfectly understated line!
Yes! I love that line.
Nice version of my great grandfathers daredevil stunt was close enough to the truth for me thanks. Guy fausett