My introduction to Osa and Martin was Ruark's reference in Horn of the Hunter. �
I fell in love with Osa (and both admired and envied Martin!) in 1940�1941. Still have a first edition of her classic I Married Adventure, in very good condition. I first read the copy that I'd borrowed from the Wheelwright, KY, public library but of course had to have a copy of my own to cherish. Heady stuff for a preteen! Since both my reading days and my breathing days are on the wane, it's available for some younger hunter-adventurer to fall in love with a very classy hot lady.
"Good enough" isn't.
Always take your responsibilities seriously but never yourself.
