Think Round: The Story of David B. South and The Monolithic Dome

Written by Freda Parker to whom David told his story, this book is absolutely chockful of photographs, so you can see as well as read about the people and events David describes. Those events are true-life experiences and fond memories, many funny and some sad. David recalls his grandparents and parents, their triumphs and tribulations and the lessons they taught him that ultimately helped shape the person he became. David also describes his early life, split between two very different environments. He spent his summers at a primitive, backwoods sawmill in Island Park, Idaho. There, David played with his siblings and cousins, sometimes got into mischief, and simultaneously learned about people and sawmilling, mainly from his dad. In the winters, David lived and went to school in the modern western town of Idaho Falls, where he learned even more about people, what education can and cannot do for you, and what he liked, disliked and wanted to become. When he was just sixteen, David lost