Publisher's Synopsis
In this book, J.M. Bennett explores the natural beauty and cultural significance of roadsides in the United States. He argues that these often overlooked spaces are actually vital to the character of American life, and that they deserve more attention and protection. With a combination of scientific observation and poetic language, Bennett makes a compelling case for the preservation of these important landscapes.
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