A work-in-progress, these are the memoirs of Austin Hines, Jr., tracing his life from the rural Shenandoah Valley to hot-rodding in Arlandria to life in the Navy, Postal Service and taxi cab driver. Words and original family photographs help narrate this American life. Please see Chapter list at right. Special Note: Austin’s mother, Juanita Childs Hines, passed away in early March 2015. She was – and remains – a powerful light in Austin’s life.
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| Where it began: The Covington Hospital |
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| Austin, age 4 |
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| Austin and his tricycle, age 4 |
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| In his Sunday best |
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| Relaxing on the family car |
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| Marshal Austin of Jordan Mines ... and trike |
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| Austin and Champ |
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| A smiling Champ and Austin |
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| Playing in Sugar Run |
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| Austin and cousins relaxing in Jonestown |
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| Austin (middle) and some cousins |
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