Former State Rep. Discusses Life On Georgia's Gnat Line In New Book

In the American South, there are state borders, variations in
topography and accents. There's also the gnat line. That's the fall
line where the piedmont meets the coastal plain. It's actually the
sandy soil south of the line where gnats or pesky little critters
live out their short lives, but they also have a penchant for
flying into noses and eyes. Larry Walker joined On Second Thought
on the line from Perry to explain his adventures below the gnat
line. His new book, Tales From Georgia's Gnat Line , is a series of
essays about life in the deep South.