Here at Eagle Pond by Hall, Donald, introduction by Thomas N. Nason - (1990)

NY: Ticknor & Fields. VG lg sz PB. (1990). 2nd ptg. The freshest in Donald Hall's series of New England landscapes in prose with amicable, tender, often humorous essays in his . ancestral New Hampshire. He tells of the pleasures of sorting the mail and having his own private zip code, of neighborliness, of doing chores, of neighborliness, of comforts and discomforts of a world in which the year has four seasons, local history, and most seriously the deep courtesies and loyalties of rural living, a way of life threatened by so many contemporary forces. .