Thousands Flee California Wildflowers Laura Lundgren Smith

Thousands Flee California Wildflowers Laura Lundgren SmithWho hasnt dreamed of living in, or at least visiting, California? The worlds eighth largest economy, a place of history and cultural tolerance less a state than a state of mind. Part elegy, part travelogue, Scot Siegels latest book uses California as a springboard to consider the age we live in. After the Summer of Love is a snapshot of Californian childhood in the late 1960s and 1970s, a time of war and social upheaval, while Song of the California

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