[PDF.61jv] Everglades Wildlife Barons, The Legendary Piper Brothers and Their Wonder Gardens

Everglades Wildlife Barons, The Legendary Piper Brothers and Their Wonder Gardens

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 | #3406214 in Books |  Ralph Curtis Publishing |  2010-04-15 | PDF # 1 | File type: PDF | 272 pages

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||2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.| Gators, snakes, and panthers!|By John in NYC|Like Ross Allen and Bill Haast, Lester and Bill Piper were a major part of Florida's roadside reptile exhibition history. This book is filled with interesting stories about the reptiles and animals in their life as well as some of the people they crossed paths with (such as Nautilus inventor Arthur Jones). You like stories about croc| |Charles has written a salty account about the lives of two legendary brothers, my father Bill, and my uncle Lester Piper. This biography weaves personal anecdotes and historical facts, and the outcome is an exciting and interesting biography about the lives of

Bill and Lester Piper were no strangers to living on the edge in dangerous times, doing dangerous things, and risking their lives on a daily basis. They were financially successful bootleggers during the Great Depression and after Prohibition was repealed they put the Detroit River behind them and settled in Bonita Springs, Florida. The brothers had visited this hamlet as younger mean and had long been students of the wildlife of the Everglades and the regional wildernes...

You can specify the type of files you want, for your gadget.Everglades Wildlife Barons, The Legendary Piper Brothers and Their Wonder Gardens   |  Charles LeBuff.Not only was the story interesting, engaging and relatable, it also teaches lessons.

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