Wildegeest a Search for Last Places - Sequel: He Found Newfoundland

WILDEGEEST! A Search for Last Places - SEQUEL (Xlibris 2003)
Beautiful Newfoundland scenery enlivens the text which succinctly warns persons fifty or over to get off their duffs and rearrange their lifestyles to achieve longer life, and a continued active role in society. Reading time (big print) just one hour, but jam-packed with humorous, completely serious advice in short chapters, such as -"Waste no Time, Grab the Lifeline" - "Don't Let 'em Leash You" - "Projects Keep the Brain in Fighting Trim" - "Body Care Required for a Long Life" - "Food Selection a Key to Longevity" - "Recipes and Cooking Make it Work" - "Insist that Oldsters become Visible." Jonathan Swift's ghost reluctantly provides testimony, and asks, "Has nothing been learned in 257 years? Did you have to wait this long for that old geezer to tell you what to do? Ignore the man's Simple Advice at Your Own Peril."

WILDEGEEST! A Search for Last Places (1991 to 2003): This ebook was written and recorded from 1991 to 2003. It consists of twelve chapters and an epilogue and can be read free, by clicking WWW.WILDEGEEST.COM. The essence of this life enhancement message was formulated by the elderly author during his twelve-year odyssey, accompanied by "bestfrienddog." He drove more than 0.75 million miles, camped in Alaska, the Canadian territories, Labrador and Newfoundland. A frequent comment encountered along the way, "Oh how I wish my parents could meet you, and be guided by your example."

WILDEGEEST FOUNDATION (NC and IRS approval recd. Dec. 2004) (WWW.WILDEGEEST.ORG) - The author remains lively and aggressive at the age 91. He insists that the SEQUEL is the linchpin and required reading, to fully understand the foundation's important mission:
To Provide a Lifestyle and Nutrition Program for Motivated Order Persons.