Mr. Elliott "Eddie" Moody describes the day he was born in 1922, growing up in the Great Depression and working in the National Youth Association. He describes leaving that behind for a job at the pool hall, and finally riding the rails to Detroit where he made his home in an abandoned taxi cab. In Part II, Mr. Moody describes a bus boy's life in Detroit during the Great Depression, life as a "fruit tramp" in California, hobo camps, how to hop a train and why one should tie himself down, once on board.
This interviewer and MyParisMagazine.com, warn that hopping a train is illegal and should not be tried under any circumstances.Part 1 MP3 Audio:
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Mr. Elliott "Eddie" Moody describes the day he was born in 1922, growing up in the Great Depression and working in the National Youth Association. He describes leaving that behind for a job at the pool hall, and finally riding the rails to Detroit where he made his home in an abandoned taxi cab. In Part II, Mr. Moody describes a bus boy's life in Detroit during the Great Depression, life as a "fruit tramp" in California, hobo camps, how to hop a train and why one should tie himself down, once on board. This interviewer and MyParisMagazine.com, warn that hopping a train is illegal and should not be tried under any circumstances.
