Abandoned Heritageby James Lumber

Long ago, working farms predominated our countryside, independent of each other, yet prone to the same hardships and joys that each year brought. Some years were bountiful, others brought despair when hard times fell across the land. With luck and good fortune, generation after generation held on to the family farm and the country prospered. Today we see many lonely deserted farmsteads with weathered barn boards leaning nearby, like pickets lost from a fence, as we speed down the expressways of our lives. Prime land is being hastily developed to meet the needs of our growing populace. A sign of prosperity to be sure … how quickly innocence is lost as we rush headlong into the modern age.

$ 455.00 USD

	ABANDONED HERITAGE by James Lumber

Long ago, working farms predominated our countryside, independent of each other, yet prone to the same hardships and joys that each year brought. Some years were bountiful, others brought despair when hard times fell across the land. With luck and good fortune, generation after generation held on to the family farm and the country prospered. Today we see many lonely deserted farmsteads with weathered barn boards leaning nearby, like pickets lost from a fence, as we speed down the expressways of our lives. Prime land is being hastily developed to meet the needs of our growing populace. A sign of prosperity to be sure … how quickly innocence is lost as we rush headlong into the modern age. $ 455.00 USD