Still More Brown County Stories

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About The Book

Still More Brown County Stories

Recollections and
Collected Tales



The purpose
of this book, like the two previous volumes of

Brown County Stories, is to share some
of the fun and interesting things that happened when I lived in Brown County.
Most of the stories were told to my five daughters around campfires and
at many bedtime sessions as they were growing up. After several years of story times I was once
obliged to let my youngest daughter, Abby Monroe, know that I had told her
everything I could remember or even make up.
Her response was, "OK, just start over." The various accounts of these
uncommon experiences were reinforced for Abby and her older sisters as they visited
their grandmother in Nashville