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The story is about the profound enjoyment
of living amongst nature and the
experiences of the Mercer family
developing and living on this property on
and off for more than thirty years. It's about
learning building and maintenance skills,
making do with what is at hand, communing
with nature and observing a plethora of
mountain animals.
of living amongst nature and the
experiences of the Mercer family
developing and living on this property on
and off for more than thirty years. It's about
learning building and maintenance skills,
making do with what is at hand, communing
with nature and observing a plethora of
mountain animals.
during the great depression. After graduation
for high school, he served four years in
Naval Intelligence during the Korean Conflict.
Afterwards, he earned a BPS and MBA.
His career spanned 30 years with IBM
Corporation with assignments in Japan,
Hong Kong and South Africa. After retiring,
he worked as a consultant to U. S.
companies in Hong Kong, China, Korea and
the Czech Republic. He was an adjunct
instructor at Webber Intl. Univ. and was
conferred a Doctor of Business
Administration for his work there.
for high school, he served four years in
Naval Intelligence during the Korean Conflict.
Afterwards, he earned a BPS and MBA.
His career spanned 30 years with IBM
Corporation with assignments in Japan,
Hong Kong and South Africa. After retiring,
he worked as a consultant to U. S.
companies in Hong Kong, China, Korea and
the Czech Republic. He was an adjunct
instructor at Webber Intl. Univ. and was
conferred a Doctor of Business
Administration for his work there.
A Cabin on the Mountain
After being driven from tent camping by
mobile campers with gasoline generators,
the author bought seven acres atop a
mountain outside Gore, Virginia and built a
cabin. The property, once the hunting
grounds for the Shawnee Indians, was part
of a large land grant deeded to the Larrick
family by King George of England.
mobile campers with gasoline generators,
the author bought seven acres atop a
mountain outside Gore, Virginia and built a
cabin. The property, once the hunting
grounds for the Shawnee Indians, was part
of a large land grant deeded to the Larrick
family by King George of England.
Order this book:
A Cabin on the Mountain ISBN 1-4137-1805-1:
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Earnest Mercer E-mail::
emercer2@tampabay.rr.com
A Cabin on the Mountain ISBN 1-4137-1805-1:
www.PublishAmerica.com
www.Amazon.com
Earnest Mercer E-mail::
emercer2@tampabay.rr.com
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