He could fish with the best of them, knew the outdoors like the back of his hand, played a mean game of baseball and left behind a lasting legacy as one of the great Western novelists. Yet I think Zane Grey would have made an even better travel writer. Louis L’Amour gets all the credit for writing about the land, and how many times have we heard him say that if he


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