Coasts of Southern Indiana: Twelve Reflections Book

Years have passed since southern Indiana was a frontier, but the past lives on in the minds of those who dwell there. Everywhere he goes, Gerald Coomer sees the signs of those who came before, leaving their marks on the landscape--forgotten cemeteries, abandoned strip mines. What does a place mean to its people? and what do the people mean to the place? The Coasts of Southern Indiana tells the story of one man's journey through his own homeland--through its woods and river valleys, along its cliffs and quiet lanes.