This collection of poetry and essays transports readers to the forest, exploring the rich history and natural beauty that can be found there. From touching poems about family and community to fascinating biographical sketches of important figures in the region's past, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in the forest's unique culture. With beautiful language and heartfelt insights, Parkinson's writing captures the spirit of the forest and celebrates its enduring legacy.

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