Greg and Doc, Two Souls Surrounded by Badlands
A Memoir of Adventure, Discovery, Anguish and Triumph
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A chronologically detailed account of the founding of Makoshika, Montana’s largest state park, and how almost single-handedly Dr. R. W. Hiatt, a true renaissance man, cradled Makoshika from its fragile beginning to its maturity as a state park. Through his meticulous record-keeping, the rich historical details of Makoshika Park come to life. Greg is a boy thirty years younger than his optometrist, Dr. Hiatt, and they form an inseparable bond. The youthful adventures of Greg weave in and out of the unfolding story of Makoshika, taking the reader along for a look as the two souls, Greg and Doc, go about their interrelated lives.
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- Samira Cassidy
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Heartwarming Friendship and Historical Detail
This book offers a wonderful mixture of history and personal connection. The detailed journey of Dr. Hiatt and the founding of Makoshika State Park is fascinating, but what makes it even more enjoyable is the bond between Greg and Doc. The 30-year age gap melts away as the two navigate life together in the backdrop of Montana’s majestic landscape. The book's historical richness is elevated by the deeply human element of friendship. A must-read for anyone interested in the origins of state parks or stories of meaningful, cross-generational relationships.
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- 09-21-24
A Fascinating Journey Through History and Friendsh
Greg and Doc, Two Souls Surrounded by Badlands" is a captivating blend of history, adventure, and heartfelt companionship. Dr. Hiatt's dedication to preserving Makoshika Park is truly inspiring, and the detailed historical account of its founding makes you appreciate its significance even more. The bond between Greg and Doc adds warmth to the story, making it not just a historical account but also a personal tale of friendship. It’s a beautifully written tribute to both the park and the two people at its heart. Highly recommended for history buffs and nature lovers!
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- Samira Cassidy
- 09-13-24
A Fascinating Blend of History and Friendship
Greg and Doc, Two Souls Surrounded by Badlands" offers a beautifully detailed look at the creation of Makoshika State Park. The bond between Greg and Dr. Hiatt brings a personal and heartfelt touch to the historical narrative, making this more than just a book about land. The way their lives intertwine with the development of the park is both inspiring and heartwarming. The rich descriptions of Makoshika's transformation and the human connection between these two souls make it a must-read for anyone interested in history, nature, or unique friendships. A truly compelling read!
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- Hilda Shockley
- 09-15-24
An Immersive Historical Account with a Personal To
This book offers an intimate look into the founding of Makoshika Park. Dr. Hiatt’s efforts are impressive, and the connection between Greg and Doc adds a touching personal element. It’s a perfect mix of history and human connection.
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- Michael Golden
- 09-15-24
A Heartwarming Story of Friendship and Legacy
This book blends historical details with a touching relationship between Greg and Dr. Hiatt. The account of Makoshika Park’s development is rich and vivid, while the bond between Greg and Doc is heartfelt. The mix of personal adventure and historical storytelling makes it unique and moving.
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- AudioBookReviewer
- 11-18-24
Thought-Provoking
This audiobook details vividly, historical information about the founding and growth of Makoshika State Park and the growing friendship and bond between two men overcoming age and other differences.
The author, Gregory Hagenston, blends a historical accounting of the founding of Makoshika State Park in Montana and his relationship with Dr. Hiatt, the one man dedicated to its success. He details the adventures the two men enjoyed, the trials and tribulations they encountered and endured in the badlands as well as those that fought against their mission.
Hagenston’s writing style highlights humanity, passion, and connection in this audiobook completely immersing the listener. He provides enough insight into the characters, action, and adventure to thoroughly engage and captivate the listener.
The narrator, Scotty Kwas, delivers a strong performance with a deliberate delivery that emphasizes action, adventure, and emotion. He skillfully blends historical information presented matter-of-factly with the human emotions and connections that bring the story to life.
This is a reflective, thought-provoking, and moving tale that stays with the listener well beyond the final words.
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- Aurelia Harrison
- 09-15-24
A Journey Through Time and Nature
The story intertwines the history of Montana’s largest state park with the evolving friendship between Greg and Doc. Their relationship, combined with the detailed chronicle of Makoshika’s origins, makes for a compelling and emotional read. Highly recommended for nature lovers.
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- Nicki Rhymer
- 09-15-24
A Story of Adventure and Perseverance
The historical aspect of Makoshika Park’s founding is wonderfully detailed, but it’s the adventurous friendship between Greg and Doc that drives the narrative. Their bond gives life to the park, and you feel like you’re walking through its trails with them. A delightful read!
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- Samira Cassidy
- 09-15-24
A Beautiful Tribute to Nature and Friendship
Greg and Doc, Two Souls Surrounded by Badlands* paints a captivating picture of the park’s founding while highlighting the deep friendship between Greg and Doc. The descriptions of Makoshika are stunning, but it's the bond between the two that truly makes this story shine.
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