Charles Ham has told the tale of old cowboy, John McCann, who is a hold over from the old cowboy days. He comes back to his roots in South Texas after the big old ranch, he had worked on for many years, was sold to another party and had laid off all the old hands.
After returning to his roots, he finds employment, romance, and contentment. This tale has a beautiful ending and is historically correct.
About Charles H. Ham
I will be 83 years young, November 24, 2009. I am in good health. I still own my little ranch, but I put it in a trust fund. The trust leases out the pastures, hunting and other assets. I have a comfortable income. I am invested. I have my own health insurance.
My grandson and his family live in my big home and I am now in a log cabin on the place.
I have two pet horses and a mule that I think quite a lot of. I also have some chickens, a buckboard, an out-house and a garden of sorts. As you can tell, I am rather old fashioned. I write cowboy stories because that is all I know about.
Charles Ham has told the tale of old cowboy, John McCann, who is a hold over from the old cowboy days. He comes back to his roots in South Texas after the big old ranch, he had worked on for many years, was sold to another party and had laid off all the old hands.
I will be 83 years young, November 24, 2009. I am in good health. I still own my little ranch, but I put it in a trust fund. The trust leases out the pastures, hunting and other assets. I have a comfortable income. I am invested. I have my own health insurance.