Journey to Aravaipa Canyon

Journey to Aravaipa Canyon
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Publisher : iUniverse
Total Pages : 222
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ISBN-13 : 9781491716045
ISBN-10 : 1491716045
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Book Synopsis Journey to Aravaipa Canyon by : P. J. Kielberg-McClenahan

Download or read book Journey to Aravaipa Canyon written by P. J. Kielberg-McClenahan and published by iUniverse. This book was released on 2013-12-10 with total page 222 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: In the late 1800s, two young friends from Copenhagen, Denmark, move to America to seek their fortunes. Emil Kielberg and Carl Birkenfeld begin their lives in their new country by mining gold. They save their money, and in time both men follow the individual paths of their dreams. Carl opens a saloon, while Emil homesteads more than 160 acres of Arizona land. As time goes on, their businesses flourish. Carl becomes the constable of Tucson, and Emil raises prize-winning fruit. With his finances now in order, Emil is free to send for his lifelong love, Ida, who awaits his summons in the old country. Emil and Ida marry, and Carl marries a Spanish girl named Dolores. The men remain friends, even as they become husbands and fathers. The families are so close, in fact, that Emils son ends up marrying Carls daughter. Grandchildren arriveas does tension, because no family is perfect. But Emil and Carl have a friendship built on a strong foundation, and they will keep their families together, despite the dangers of the Wild West and the rapid changes in the country they now call home. Based on a true story, this historical novel delves into the lives and thoughts of two Arizona pioneers and their families from late nineteenth century to the Great Depression and beyond.


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