A delightful memoir of a summer spent on a working cattle ranch in the American West, written by English author and educator Edward Marston. Through his vivid descriptions and wry humor, Marston offers a unique perspective on the challenges and rewards of ranch life, and reflects on the broader implications of the western frontier for American society as a whole.

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