I Married a Ranger

"I Married a Ranger" offers a captivating glimpse into a life intertwined with the natural beauty and rugged landscapes of Arizona. Dama Margaret Smith's autobiography recounts her experiences as a wife alongside her ranger husband, painting a vivid picture of life within a National Park. This remarkable story provides a unique perspective on the challenges and rewards of building a marriage amidst the wonders of nature.

More than just a personal narrative, this book delves into the author's interactions with the Indians of North America, offering historical insights into their lives and culture. Travel through time and place as Smith shares her observations and reflections, creating a timeless essay on the human connection to the environment. Experience the Southwest through the eyes of a woman whose life was deeply rooted in its history and natural splendor.

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