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This 1974 classic chronicles the life that artist Harlan Hubbard and his wife, Anna, established at Payne Hollow, a tiny community on the banks of the Ohio River in Trimble County. They lived there over 30 years, building a house from available materials; keeping a large garden; and raising a herd of goats for milk, meat, and entertainment. Illustrated by Harlan’s whimsical pen-and-ink sketches and organized around the rhythms of work and changing seasons, Payne Hollow is an extraordinary meditation on two extraordinary lives.
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