The Silver Fox Patrol is hiking in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina, at the invitation of Bob White. They are enjoying their outing in a real wilderness, but trouble comes along from a local Moonshiner.
Herbert Carter is one of many pseudonyms used by St George Rathborne. (Ann Boulais)
Chapters
1
The Hike Through the Smoky Range Read by Rachel 9:50
2
Seeing Giraffe Through Read by Rachel 9:54
3
In the Deserted Log Cabin Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan 11:15
4
After the Storm Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan 12:01
5
The Jones Boy Comes to Grief at Last Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan 11:13
6
More Signs of Trouble Ahead Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan 12:10
7
The Message of the Split Stick Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan 11:05
8
Bob Confides in the Patrol Leader Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan 17:53
9
Opening Communications Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan 12:03
10
The Voice of the Silver Fox Patrol Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan 11:24
11
What was Under the Hat Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan 11:49
12
An Honored Guest Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan 11:41
13
Baiting Old Phin, the Moonshiner Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan 11:27
14
The Return of the Eighth Scout Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan 11:25
15
The Flickering Torch Talk Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan 11:12
16
Climbing the Mountain Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan 11:35
17
In Luck Again Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan 11:41
18
Polly Gives her Promise Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan 12:22
19
The Silent Vidette Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan 11:44
20
The Awakening of Step-hen Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan 17:06
21
'Be Prepared!' Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan 12:08
22
When Bob Came Back Read by John Kooz 13:03
23
A Climb in the Dark Read by John Kooz 13:58
24
The Clock in the Sky Read by John Kooz 14:21
25
Bob Gets his Reward Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan 11:36
26
The 'Still' in the Mountain Cave Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan 11:31
27
Bumpus Calls for Three Cheers Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan 14:22
28
Home Again--Conclusion Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan 15:09
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