There was a time when neighbours helped neighbours, horses knew the way home, and a spider could become your best friend if you gave it half a chance.In Times Changin', George Walters takes you back to the farms, bush roads, and one-room schoolhouses of rural Ontario - a world that moved at the pace of a Clydesdale and smelled like fresh-cut wood and apple pie.These are true stories. The kind that stick with you. A hunting camp where nobody shot a deer but everybody went home richer. A storm that Grey Wolf saw coming before the sky turned black. A boy who handed in an honest report card when he could have changed the marks. An old spider that taught more about patience than any classroom ever did.Walters writes the way the old timers talked - straight, unhurried, with a smile somewhere underneath. No fancy language. No preaching. Just life as it was lived, by people who worked hard, laughed easy, and left something worth remembering.If you grew up in that era, this book will bring it all back. If you didn't, consider yourself lucky to finally hear about it.
