Boy scouts on the open plains

Adventures and challenges of boy scouts in the wild west

G. Harvey Ralphson

170 pages, parution le 16/08/2023

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"Boy Scouts on the Open Plains" by G. Harvey Ralphson is an adventurous tale following a group of Boy Scouts as they traverse the rugged landscapes of Nevada and the Colorado River region. The story begins with the scouts, led by Ned Nestor, navigating through challenging terrains, including mountains and deserts, to reach the ranch of Harry's uncle. Along the way, they encounter various obstacles, including a dangerous quicksand trap from which they rescue a young boy named Amos Adams. Amos, a spirited and independent young cowboy, shares insights into the local environment and the people inhabiting it, including his stepfather, known as the "Bad Man of the Bittersweets." The narrative takes a turn when Ned receives a ciphered message from the Secret Service, tasking him with locating Clem Parsons, a notorious counterfeiter and suspected cattle rustler. As the scouts continue their journey, they gather information about Parsons, who is rumored to be operating in the area. The story highlights the scouts' resourcefulness, bravery, and camaraderie as they navigate the challenges of the Wild West, all while adhering to the principles of the Boy Scouts. Throughout the tale, Ralphson weaves themes of adventure, loyalty, and the pursuit of justice. The scouts' interactions with Amos provide a glimpse into the complexities of life on the plains, where lawlessness and survival often intersect. The book captures the essence of the early 20th-century American frontier, offering readers a blend of excitement and moral lessons.