This book is the autobiography of a native Montana pioneer whose life has spanned parts of two centuries. She watched her parents battle the drought of the 1920s, finally moving from the dryland hi-line area of northern Montana to the greener pastures near central Montana's city of Lewistown. She remembers the struggle to travel on that journey of almost two-hundred miles by horse and wagon to reach their Promised Land. There, on a beautiful ranch, her carefree childhood centered on days when she and her siblings rode horses and played in the limitless spaces of the ranch. But, difficult...