No Rumbling With Wheels

About the Book

You will meet in these pages a traveler without tickets, a lonely frog, and a reluctant consumer, seen with appreciation from the writer’s unique point of view.  Others are a small-town schoolboy, a farmer who loves his land, and a grandfather whose late-model car “has everything on it.”  The modern-day manipulators in suits and ties are here, along with the kindly old woodsman of the nursery tale and a wolf who openly deplores his loss of habitat.

In these essays, individuals and families share the joys and challenges of their own times and seasons, having much to gain if the world can go forward without increased rumblings with wheels.

About the Author

Parker Pengilly was born in Wisconsin but grew up in small towns in Indiana.  He attended DePauw University on a scholarship.

After law school at Indiana University, he served three and a half years in the Navy, first in the Office of Naval Intelligence and later as communications officer on an aircraft carrier in the Pacific.  After naval service, he was employed for five years in the legal department of American Telephone and Telegraph Company.  He then practiced law in Indianapolis before retiring.

His travels have permitted him to see much of the United States, including Alaska and Hawaii.  He has also traveled in Europe, the South Pacific, Southeast Asia, Australia and New Zealand.

His hobbies are reading, gardening and beekeeping.

He has three sons and lives with his wife, Margaret, in Indianapolis.