'Sounds of the Earth': A glimpse of the past triggers a novel for a retired Napa pastor
Sometimes an image or event can touch a person so deeply that it results in a lifelong quest. This was the case for Ed Hart, retired pastor of Napa’s First
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Sometimes an image or event can touch a person so deeply that it results in a lifelong quest. This was the case for Ed Hart, retired pastor of Napa’s First
You got right here? so you want to follow this life line and escape the mine. little mine fire. you doing okay? >> uh-huh. >> all right. okay. congratulations. you just exited the mine. >> yea! okay. so maybe that only prepared me to escape from a winnebago. but that said, the mines are obviously still an incredibly dangerous place to be. >> training side of it is the key. these miners are well trained, highly skilled. most of them are going to know what to do. >> as far as i know a lot more people were employed as coal miners. >> no question, we are in a economic downturn in the coal industry...
You got right here? so you want to follow this life line and escape the mine. little mine fire. you doing okay? >> uh-huh. >> all right. okay. congratulations. you just exited the mine. >> yay. okay. so maybe that only prepared me to escape from a winnebago. but that said, the mines are obviously still an incredibly dangerous place to be. >> training side of it is the key. these miners are well trained, highly skilled. most of them are going to know what to do. >> as far as i know a lot more people were employed as coal miners. >> no question, we are in a economic downturn in the coal industry...
You got right here? so you want to follow this life line and escape the mine. little mine fire. you doing okay? >> uh-huh. >> all right. okay. congratulations. you just exited the mine. >> yea! okay. so maybe that only prepared me to escape from a winnebago. but that said, the mines are obviously still an incredibly dangerous place to be. >> training side of it is the key. these miners are well trained, highly skilled. most of them are going to know what to do. >> as far as i know a lot more people were employed as coal miners. >> no question, we are in a economic downturn in the coal industry...
You can go right here. you want to follow this life line and escape the mine. mine fire. you doing okay? >> uh-huh. >> okay. congratulations. you just exited the mine. >> yea. >> okay. so maybe that only prepared me to escape from a winnebago. that said, the mines are obviously still an incredibly dangerous place to go. >> training side of it is the key. these miners are well trained, highly skilled. most of them are going to know what to do. >> as far as i know a lot more people were employed as coal miners. >> no question, we are in a downturn. >> this is the main industry of appalachia? >> ...