Dungeon gonna get quiet soon

[showmedot]

The next book in a series I've followed since the late 90's is on its way from Amazon. As usual, it's a honker of a book (over 800 pages) likely to take me a few days to blaze my way through.

So when I vanish again this weekend, that'll be why. The author has the main characters about to become embroiled in the Revolutionary War, one of my longtime interests historically. Hell, I wrote my very first term paper ever on the Battle of Yorktown; that's what a nerd I was at age 12!

Anyway, TTFN [ta-ta for now],
Dot

[stevec]

Have fun storming Bunker Hill.

[woodrowli]

I grew up in the New England states, It was neat being able to visit the places where most of  "The Revolutionary War" took place.

[showmedot]

Characters only got into the Battle of Monmouth, NJ so not a lot of Rev War action. Damn good book though.

Now, as long as it takes for another to be published (4-5 yrs), I'd better focus less on reading and more on exercise what with the gorgeous weather we're now having. I got a nice 2-mile trek this morning on a pleasant "wussy" trail and picked up the latest edition of a book that suggests hikes of various lengths and difficulty all within 60 miles of St. Looey. I'm planning on doing as many of those as I can get to easily. Luckily, over half are within 30 miles of home. Does rather seem peculiar to drive 20-plus miles just to find an interesting hike.