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Thirty-Seven Days of Peril
Truman Everts
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Survival story of Everts trek through Yellowstone. Full of such vivid detail from the land to the animals.
Survival story of Everts trek through Yellowstone. Full of such vivid detail from the land to the animals.
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Community Reviews
Thistle Root for Food, Yuck!
This is a very short story written by the man who got lost in the Yellowstone back in the 1,800s. He tells of his own survival by eating Fissle roots and finding his way home To some civilization such as running into somebody who was looking for him. It was an interesting
This true story illustrates the deceptively beautiful dangers of Yellowstone back when Everts was lost in what is now the park we know and love. Reading the Audible version as we drove out of Mammoth Hot Springs was awesome and the forward and afterward were wonderful additions to the story Everts w
This story should not be lost to the ages. It's an amazing story of what the human body can endure when a person's mindset is positive. Everts was an inexperienced, near-sighted, "wannabe" mountaineer. He had no business being on an expedition team and yet, he found himself separated from his group.
I read this story aloud to my kids years ago when we were camping and we still talk about this incredible true story every time we visit the park. I decided to read it again- anyone interested in the history of Yellowstone will like this true story of survival as written and published in the newspap
Interesting to think about, not very interestingly written.