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By Nancy Ostinato
Special to the Rappahannock News
Former Rappahannock County resident, John Browning, takes readers on a trip down memory lane in the form of an autobiography (actually a diary) that covers the golden years of 1940-1964, the first 24 years of his life from birth to getting out of the service, including the events occurring in his boyhood town of Flint Hill.
The description on the dust jacket gives readers a taste of what can be expected. It states that by the age of 10, Browning thought he was strange: his middle name was Bagby, he kept a diary, he didn’t excel in sports and he was more attracted to maps than to girls.
Browning’s book, which details a, lot of people who are still living in the coun
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