Those of you in other states will enjoy them too!
A recent picture on the the Bayfield bunch blog of a coyote outside their rig reminded me of the series.
We have about a dozen of the the audio books that we have bought thru the NPR (National Public Radio) catalog over the years, and have enjoyed while sitting in front of a winter's fire, and while taking the long drive down to San Diego (with dogs of course!)
Who is Hank?
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| Hank is a mutt! He lives on a ranch, and in fact is the "HEAD of RANCH SECURITY! The many delightful stories are told in Hanks own voice, from his unique, dog, point of view. |
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| Hank and his good buddy Drover get into all sorts of trouble, both inside and out. Of course it's never their fault. |
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| Sometimes Hank is a hero! He also falls in love a lot. |
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| Sometimes he has disagreements with the CAT! The cat always wins, but Hank doesn't think so. |
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| And the coyotes. At one point Hank falls in love with a lady coyote and goes to live with the pack. But they have many drunken parties, and their singing keeps Hank awake at night. Whatever he does, he manages to make his listeners smile. So if you love dogs, humor, and the West, this is a wonderful series. Buy a few for yourself, you can always share them with your grandchildren! I looked up Hank on Google hoping to find some free downloads to recommend to my RV friends. I found one site here that had a couple. I don't know how it works, but you might want to try it. I did find the Hank the Cowdog web site and store where you can buy CDs or cassettes. It's here. They let you listen to a sample of the stories. I checked with the San Jose Library, and it looks like they have all the books, but I can't find any Audio Books. I'll have to go into the Library one of these days and ask. I'm going to buy several more and put Hank on my Christmas wish list. (I don't need any more "stuff.") I would like to have more to listen to when WE are on the road. (There are more than 50 stories in all.) Anyway, it's good for the child within, And I think with RVers, the child is not far from the surface! |
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