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Book review: "Farewell, My Subaru"
0 Comments | Deseret News (Salt Lake City), Jun 1, 2008 | by Dennis Lythgoe Deseret News
Title: "Farewell, My Subaru"
Author: Doug Fine
Publisher: Villard
Pages: 211
Price: $24
In a nutshell: Journalist Doug Fine has paved the way for a new career as a comedian with this entertaining yet informative book on going green in New Mexico.
Establishing a ranch near Silver City, Fine proceeded to take all the necessary steps to make his life environmentally correct. In the process, he spent almost a week hanging off a 20-foot-high windmill in a windstorm installing solar panels. He was routinely chased by mountain lions while feeding his goats. He used the waste oil vats from a Chinese takeout to fill his truck with veggie oil.
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Once he chased a local coyote pack away from his goats -- naked while carrying a shotgun in the middle of the night. A local river flooded his ranch with severity comparable "to the last Ice Age." But it was all for a worthy cause.
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