Gringo In Mañana-Land

Harry La Tourette Foster
  • 0.0 (0)
  • Books
  • Complete Series

Journey through the captivating tales of Foster, a World War I veteran whose life was a tapestry of adventure and exploration. A wanderer, journalist, and even a stoker on ships, he found himself in extraordinary situations—from stowing away to becoming a bandits prisoner in Mexico. His insightful observations and sharp wit shine in this 1924 book, a testament to his travels across Latin America and the Orient. Fosters relentless pursuit of experience kept him on the move for nearly a decade, as noted in his New York Times obituary from March 16, 1932. Sadly, he met an untimely end due to pneumonia at his mothers home in New York state. Dive into this vivid narrative that captures the essence of travel and the spirit of adventure, beautifully summarized by David Wales.

  1. Mar 4

    001 - Foreword

    Journey through the captivating tales of Foster, a World War I veteran whose life was a tapestry of adventure and exploration. A wanderer, journalist, and even a stoker on ships, he found himself in extraordinary situations—from stowing away to becoming a bandits prisoner in Mexico. His insightful observations and sharp wit shine in this 1924 book, a testament to his travels across Latin America and the Orient. Fosters relentless pursuit of experience kept him on the move for nearly a decade, as noted in his New York Times obituary from March 16, 1932. Sadly, he met an untimely end due to pneumonia at his mothers home in New York state. Dive into this vivid narrative that captures the essence of travel and the spirit of adventure, beautifully summarized by David Wales.

    2 min

  2. Mar 4

    002 - Chapter 1 On The Border Chapter 2 Bandits Chapter 3 In Sleepy Hermosillo

    Journey through the captivating tales of Foster, a World War I veteran whose life was a tapestry of adventure and exploration. A wanderer, journalist, and even a stoker on ships, he found himself in extraordinary situations—from stowing away to becoming a bandits prisoner in Mexico. His insightful observations and sharp wit shine in this 1924 book, a testament to his travels across Latin America and the Orient. Fosters relentless pursuit of experience kept him on the move for nearly a decade, as noted in his New York Times obituary from March 16, 1932. Sadly, he met an untimely end due to pneumonia at his mothers home in New York state. Dive into this vivid narrative that captures the essence of travel and the spirit of adventure, beautifully summarized by David Wales.

    31 min

  3. Mar 4

    003 - Chapter 4 Among The Yaqui Indians

    Journey through the captivating tales of Foster, a World War I veteran whose life was a tapestry of adventure and exploration. A wanderer, journalist, and even a stoker on ships, he found himself in extraordinary situations—from stowing away to becoming a bandits prisoner in Mexico. His insightful observations and sharp wit shine in this 1924 book, a testament to his travels across Latin America and the Orient. Fosters relentless pursuit of experience kept him on the move for nearly a decade, as noted in his New York Times obituary from March 16, 1932. Sadly, he met an untimely end due to pneumonia at his mothers home in New York state. Dive into this vivid narrative that captures the essence of travel and the spirit of adventure, beautifully summarized by David Wales.

    33 min

  4. Mar 4

    004 - Chapter 5 Down The West Coast

    Journey through the captivating tales of Foster, a World War I veteran whose life was a tapestry of adventure and exploration. A wanderer, journalist, and even a stoker on ships, he found himself in extraordinary situations—from stowing away to becoming a bandits prisoner in Mexico. His insightful observations and sharp wit shine in this 1924 book, a testament to his travels across Latin America and the Orient. Fosters relentless pursuit of experience kept him on the move for nearly a decade, as noted in his New York Times obituary from March 16, 1932. Sadly, he met an untimely end due to pneumonia at his mothers home in New York state. Dive into this vivid narrative that captures the essence of travel and the spirit of adventure, beautifully summarized by David Wales.

    32 min

  5. Mar 4

    005 - Chapter 6 Those Dark-eyed Senoritas

    Journey through the captivating tales of Foster, a World War I veteran whose life was a tapestry of adventure and exploration. A wanderer, journalist, and even a stoker on ships, he found himself in extraordinary situations—from stowing away to becoming a bandits prisoner in Mexico. His insightful observations and sharp wit shine in this 1924 book, a testament to his travels across Latin America and the Orient. Fosters relentless pursuit of experience kept him on the move for nearly a decade, as noted in his New York Times obituary from March 16, 1932. Sadly, he met an untimely end due to pneumonia at his mothers home in New York state. Dive into this vivid narrative that captures the essence of travel and the spirit of adventure, beautifully summarized by David Wales.

    34 min

  6. Mar 4

    006 - Chapter 7 In The Days Of Carranza

    Journey through the captivating tales of Foster, a World War I veteran whose life was a tapestry of adventure and exploration. A wanderer, journalist, and even a stoker on ships, he found himself in extraordinary situations—from stowing away to becoming a bandits prisoner in Mexico. His insightful observations and sharp wit shine in this 1924 book, a testament to his travels across Latin America and the Orient. Fosters relentless pursuit of experience kept him on the move for nearly a decade, as noted in his New York Times obituary from March 16, 1932. Sadly, he met an untimely end due to pneumonia at his mothers home in New York state. Dive into this vivid narrative that captures the essence of travel and the spirit of adventure, beautifully summarized by David Wales.

    28 min

  7. Mar 4

    007 - Chapter 8 The Mexican Capital Part 1

    Journey through the captivating tales of Foster, a World War I veteran whose life was a tapestry of adventure and exploration. A wanderer, journalist, and even a stoker on ships, he found himself in extraordinary situations—from stowing away to becoming a bandits prisoner in Mexico. His insightful observations and sharp wit shine in this 1924 book, a testament to his travels across Latin America and the Orient. Fosters relentless pursuit of experience kept him on the move for nearly a decade, as noted in his New York Times obituary from March 16, 1932. Sadly, he met an untimely end due to pneumonia at his mothers home in New York state. Dive into this vivid narrative that captures the essence of travel and the spirit of adventure, beautifully summarized by David Wales.

    24 min

  8. Mar 4

    008 - Chapter 8 The Mexican Capital Part 2

    Journey through the captivating tales of Foster, a World War I veteran whose life was a tapestry of adventure and exploration. A wanderer, journalist, and even a stoker on ships, he found himself in extraordinary situations—from stowing away to becoming a bandits prisoner in Mexico. His insightful observations and sharp wit shine in this 1924 book, a testament to his travels across Latin America and the Orient. Fosters relentless pursuit of experience kept him on the move for nearly a decade, as noted in his New York Times obituary from March 16, 1932. Sadly, he met an untimely end due to pneumonia at his mothers home in New York state. Dive into this vivid narrative that captures the essence of travel and the spirit of adventure, beautifully summarized by David Wales.

    27 min
See All (23)

About

Journey through the captivating tales of Foster, a World War I veteran whose life was a tapestry of adventure and exploration. A wanderer, journalist, and even a stoker on ships, he found himself in extraordinary situations—from stowing away to becoming a bandits prisoner in Mexico. His insightful observations and sharp wit shine in this 1924 book, a testament to his travels across Latin America and the Orient. Fosters relentless pursuit of experience kept him on the move for nearly a decade, as noted in his New York Times obituary from March 16, 1932. Sadly, he met an untimely end due to pneumonia at his mothers home in New York state. Dive into this vivid narrative that captures the essence of travel and the spirit of adventure, beautifully summarized by David Wales.

Information

  • Creator
    Harry La Tourette Foster
  • Episodes
    23
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Copyright Science Stories
  • Show Website
    Gringo In Mañana-Land