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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- Albert Smith
- 20-09-24
Rich in Historical Detail
What I appreciated most about this book is the meticulous research and historical detail about Makoshika. Dr. Hiatt's passion for the park shines through. Greg’s youthful perspective adds a delightful contrast, making the story dynamic and relatable.
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- Jennifer Cross
- 16-09-24
A Poignant Tribute to Montana’s Beauty
This book offers a fascinating look into the creation of Makoshika Park, paired with the touching story of Greg and Doc’s bond. It’s a wonderful mix of history and heartfelt storytelling that brings the beauty of Montana to life.
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- Declan Collins
- 16-09-24
A Touching Narrative with Rich Historical Detail
This book provides an in-depth look at Makoshika Park’s founding, but it’s the bond between Greg and Doc that makes the story truly memorable. Their adventures together are heartwarming, and the history of the park is fascinating. A must-read for fans of historical narratives.
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- Kate Shah
- 20-09-24
A Heartwarming Journey Through History
This book beautifully intertwines the story of Dr. R. W. Hiatt and young Greg, showcasing their unique bond. The detailed history of Makoshika State Park is fascinating, making me appreciate the beauty of the Badlands even more. A must-read for nature lovers!
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- Morgan Bowen
- 23-09-24
A Deep Dive into History and Friendship
This book offers an engaging look at the history of Makoshika State Park, beautifully weaving together the life of Dr. Hiatt and his young friend, Greg. The author does an excellent job of showing the deep connection between the two, while also providing detailed accounts of the park’s growth. A must-read for history buffs and nature lovers alike.
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- Eva Sims
- 16-09-24
A Story of Friendship and Natural History
The friendship between Greg and Dr. Hiatt is heartfelt, and the historical account of Makoshika’s founding adds a layer of depth to the narrative. It’s not just a story about a park; it’s about two lives intricately linked by their love of the land.
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- Jennifer Dunn
- 20-09-24
A Tale of Friendship and Nature
The relationship between Greg and Dr. Hiatt is heartwarming. Their adventures provide a lens into the history of Makoshika, and I loved learning about its development. The narrative is both educational and engaging, capturing the essence of Montana’s beauty.
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- Elizabeth Newton
- 13-09-24
A Journey Through History and Heart
If you're a lover of history and nature with a touch of heartfelt human connection, this book is for you! Greg and Doc, Two Souls Surrounded by Badlands offers a captivating account of how Dr. Hiatt nurtured the creation of Makoshika State Park, with an intimate focus on his close relationship with Greg. Their adventures and deep friendship add warmth to the otherwise meticulous historical record, bringing the park's story to life. The way the author weaves the personal with the historical is impressive, making it an engaging and informative read. Highly recommend!
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- Edward Nolan
- 16-09-24
An Unforgettable Tale of Friendship and Preservati
Dr. Hiatt’s work in preserving Makoshika is extraordinary, and this book brings his dedication to life. The story of Greg and Doc’s friendship adds depth to the historical narrative, creating a beautifully balanced tale of nature and human connection.
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