Horses Lemons and Pretty Girls

After wandering from job to job, Dave Sanders is digging wells in NorthDakota. Its the sixties, so the pay is decent for a construction laborer, butDave soon realizes that digging wells is not something he wants to do. After some minor skirmishes he hitches a ride home with a trucker. Hedecides that he wants to travel somewhere and talks his best friend, Ben,into going with him. Th ey plan to go to Pensacola, Florida to visit Benswife. Before they leave Dave meets the new girl, Kathy, who now lives inthe apartment across the hall. After a short, intensely erotic aff air, Kathy leaves and Dave and Ben go toFlorida. With the exception of a brief interlude with a young lady at thebeach, the trip proves to be a lot less than Dave hoped for. When Daveand Ben return home, nothing seems to go right for Dave, so he decidesto take a trip on his own. Along the was he learns new skills that improvehis working life, and begins a series of erotic adventures that change hislife forever, and lead him to the woman who was meant to be his. Michael George is qualifi ed to write this book because he was a youngman during the sixties, and remembers the era well and the adventureson the road. Michael George has had a lifelong interest in the environment. He has volunteered at a national wildlife refuge. He is retired. After a lifetime in Minnesota he now lives near Gainesville, Georgia withhis wife of over forty years. His working life was varied, but his main occupationswere operating/programming main-frame computers and carpentry. He now enjoys writing, gardening, reading, (he especially loves agood mystery) scrap booking, cooking and outdoor photography.