In 1928 a World War I veteran and New York City grocer named Ray Phillips decided to leave everything behind and set sail northward. He landed on a tiny island, twelve miles out to sea, off the coast of Maine, and built himself a shack out of driftwood and scraps from his boat. He settled there and lived the next fifty years of his life happily on the side of a rocky island. His story hit the mainland and he soon became something of a phenomenon, sought out by journalists and photographers from across the country, throughout the twentieth century. While he minded his own business, the mythology around him took on a life of its own and today, 30 years after his death, it continues to be passed down.For DVD sales & info please email [email protected]Get MySpace Layouts from nUCLEArcENTURy .COM OR create your own using MySpace profile editor !!!
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