ISBN: 9781420824575

Bubba McGayhay and Billy Henderson were best friends. They were born and raised in southwestern Mississippi. Both owned Harley Davidson motorcycles; Billy delivered mail on a rural route … Plus…

Bubba McGayhay and Billy Henderson were best friends. They were born and raised in southwestern Mississippi. Both owned Harley Davidson motorcycles; Billy delivered mail on a rural route aboard his, while Bubba rode his to school while attending Ole Miss. When World War II broke out, the bikes were stored in Bubba''s barn. Billy joined the U.S. Marines, and Bubba became an officer in the U.S. Army. When they were released from service, they went home with two years of back-pay in their pockets. For three months, they cruised the back roads through the South. Everywhere they traveled, people accepted them, and they often stayed in the homes of newly made friends. Every turn brought a new experience, and not always a good one. They were faced with weather, terrain, and people - always changing, always unpredictable. They only thought they had been tested during the war. The challenges they faced state-side in the South would prove to be relentless. Trade Books>Trade Paperback>Fiction>Fiction>Fiction, AuthorHouse Core >1<

ISBN: 9781420824575

Bubba McGayhay and Billy Henderson were best friends. They were born and raised in southwestern Mississippi. Both owned Harley Davidson motorcycles; Billy delivered mail on a rural route … Plus…

Bubba McGayhay and Billy Henderson were best friends. They were born and raised in southwestern Mississippi. Both owned Harley Davidson motorcycles; Billy delivered mail on a rural route aboard his, while Bubba rode his to school while attending Ole Miss. When World War II broke out, the bikes were stored in Bubba''s barn. Billy joined the U.S. Marines, and Bubba became an officer in the U.S. Army. When they were released from service, they went home with two years of back-pay in their pockets. For three months, they cruised the back roads through the South. Everywhere they traveled, people accepted them, and they often stayed in the homes of newly made friends. Every turn brought a new experience, and not always a good one. They were faced with weather, terrain, and people - always changing, always unpredictable. They only thought they had been tested during the war. The challenges they faced state-side in the South would prove to be relentless. Trade Books>Trade Paperback>Fiction>Fiction>Fiction, AuthorHouse Core >1<

ISBN: 9781420824575

Bubba McGayhay and Billy Henderson were best friends. They were born and raised in southwestern Mississippi. Both owned Harley Davidson motorcycles; Billy delivered mail on a rural route … Plus…

Bubba McGayhay and Billy Henderson were best friends. They were born and raised in southwestern Mississippi. Both owned Harley Davidson motorcycles; Billy delivered mail on a rural route aboard his, while Bubba rode his to school while attending Ole Miss. When World War II broke out, the bikes were stored in Bubba''s barn. Billy joined the U.S. Marines, and Bubba became an officer in the U.S. Army. When they were released from service, they went home with two years of back-pay in their pockets. For three months, they cruised the back roads through the South. Everywhere they traveled, people accepted them, and they often stayed in the homes of newly made friends. Every turn brought a new experience, and not always a good one. They were faced with weather, terrain, and people - always changing, always unpredictable. They only thought they had been tested during the war. The challenges they faced state-side in the South would prove to be relentless. Books > Fiction List_Books<

ISBN: 9781420824575

Bubba McGayhay and Billy Henderson were best friends. They were born and raised in southwestern Mississippi. Both owned Harley Davidson motorcycles; Billy delivered mail on a rural route … Plus…

Bubba McGayhay and Billy Henderson were best friends. They were born and raised in southwestern Mississippi. Both owned Harley Davidson motorcycles; Billy delivered mail on a rural route aboard his, while Bubba rode his to school while attending Ole Miss. When World War II broke out, the bikes were stored in Bubba''s barn. Billy joined the U.S. Marines, and Bubba became an officer in the U.S. Army. When they were released from service, they went home with two years of back-pay in their pockets. For three months, they cruised the back roads through the South. Everywhere they traveled, people accepted them, and they often stayed in the homes of newly made friends. Every turn brought a new experience, and not always a good one. They were faced with weather, terrain, and people - always changing, always unpredictable. They only thought they had been tested during the war. The challenges they faced state-side in the South would prove to be relentless. Books List_Books<