“Grandpa Tommy hitched the horses after supper and readied them to ride into the town of South Boston – home of the nation’s second-largest tobacco market, with tobacco parades, a Miss Tobacco pageant, and a port where boats collected the dried leaves for people around the world to smoke.”

“Grandpa Tommy hitched the horses after supper and readied them to ride into the town of South Boston – home of the nation’s second-largest tobacco market, with tobacco parades, a Miss Tobacco pageant, and a port where boats collected the dried leaves for people around the world to smoke.”

— Rebecca Skloot