The focus of this book is "Fields," representing space for things to grow. The word evokes thoughts of fresh air, sunshine, good crops, and pleasant days. The author has collected memories, facts, and folkways of farm and small town life in the first half of the 1900's. A highlight of this book is the chapter, "Country Folks," which presents the views and memories of five local octogenarians on their lives and times. This book comprises a valuable and entertaining record of our cultural heritage. Included are paintings by the author, many old photographs, and more than fifty delicious recipes.

"The way the author breathes life into her childhood memories delights readers of all ages. Her blending of food with stories of the way things used to be makes everyone feel right at home." -- Ginger Janda, Assoc Publisher of the Mitchell Tribune

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Also by Joyce Mundy:

Souvenirs III: Living in the Hills