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appalachiablue

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19. Fascinating story, I'll get the book, write up in #16.

Reply to OregonBlue (Reply #18)

Sat Feb 20, 2021, 07:48 PM

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She Walked 500 Miles Through Wilderness In Fall & Winter To Return Home: Mary Draper Ingles [View all] appalachiablue Feb 2021 OP

There's a novelized version of the story, well written... Staph Feb 2021 #1

I read that a long time ago... Lars39 Feb 2021 #7

It's an amazing book. I've never forgotten it. SharonAnn Feb 2021 #13

Brief film about Mary Draper Ingles' capture & return: appalachiablue Feb 2021 #2

Bookmarked! patricia92243 Feb 2021 #3

Wow. What a story! Thanks for posting. stopdiggin Feb 2021 #4

Great story & one courageous, strong frontier woman! appalachiablue Feb 2021 #5

Kick grantcart Feb 2021 #6

Great story. "Follow the River" is the novelized version of her journey. shrike3 Feb 2021 #8

TY, I want to read the book. The story would appalachiablue Feb 2021 #9

I've scratched my head over that for years. What a great role for the right actress. shrike3 Feb 2021 #14

You beat me to it TuxedoKat Feb 2021 #11

Thank you. I will get the book right away. Sounds fascinating. OregonBlue Feb 2021 #10

If you TuxedoKat Feb 2021 #12

I moved from Oregon back to Montana and our library has been closed since I got back plus I haven't OregonBlue Feb 2021 #18

Fascinating story, I'll get the book, write up in #16. appalachiablue Feb 2021 #19

Wow! Amazing! Thank you for posting this. lucca18 Feb 2021 #15

A remarkable woman, we're wimps! The Book, see #16 appalachiablue Feb 2021 #17

'Follow The River,' by James Alexander Thom: appalachiablue Feb 2021 #16

I've read a few of Thom's history-fiction novels, and liked them a lot. n/t Pobeka Feb 2021 #20

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