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Anyone recall the old books that had photos by Isabell Hunt Conant?

Also, what other old books do you all recall fondly? I ran across some of the old Ditmars books that I used to check out over and over again from the public library - brought back a lot of memories...

Joe

>>Anyone recall the old books that had photos by Isabell Hunt Conant?
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>>Also, what other old books do you all recall fondly? I ran across some of the old Ditmars books that I used to check out over and over again from the public library - brought back a lot of memories...
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>>Joe

Kauffeld's books. I still have my original release copies.
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We do not inherit the Earth from our ancestors; we borrow it from our children. Ralph Waldo Emerson

What are some good books to read on the "Dry" clan? Or better yet, are there any out there specificly about indigos? Or at least a chapter on them?

I had quite a few books at one time or another. After I read them, they got passed on to others. I suppose that's a good thing for the recipient, but it has made my library rather small.

Sorry I don't recall any authors. "Snakes, Snakes of The World, Reptiles and ampibians of North America, and Snakes as pets". Just to name a few. I believe "Snakes as Pets" had a picture of Bill Haast's daughter holding a monster Florida indigo. That was the first picture I ever saw of an Eastern Indigo. That was about age 7. I've been in love ever since. With the snake, that is.LoL. I think that book also had a picture of Bill in his snake pit with a king cobra, printed on the back cover. This thread has brought back fond memories. Thanks,
T.
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"No tree would have branches foolish enough to argue amonst themseleves".

And don't forget Ross Allens book (which I have) that shows a group of people all holding indigos. My, my were they the good ole days!!

Dan P