Two Rivers Ranch of land holdings that included Hillsborough State Park, donated in 1936, and another 115 acres donated for the restoration of Fort Foster. Canoe access to the Hillsborough River is available on the property. Habitats on the property include upland ridges, oak hammocks, sloughs, herbaceous wetlands, pasture, native range, plantation pines, cypress domes, flatwoods, and flood plain forest. Two Rivers Ranch Two Rivers Ranch is a privately held cow/calf ranch business on 14,000 acres in Florida. The property crosses into Hillsborough County, Pasco County and Hernando County and is named for the two rivers converging on the property, the Hillsborough River
The Dead All Have the Same Skin in the "Los Angeles Times" in 2008: "Vian wrote two further Vernon Sullivan novels, in which he kicked out all the stops and skidded toward parody; neither has the authority or purchase of the first two. Reminiscent of Chester Himes' sadly neglected "Run Man Run" in its intensity and its protagonist's needless headlong rush to oblivion, "The Dead All Have the Same Skin" also verges -- with its fierce energy, candor and matter-of-fact savagery -- on Jim Thompson territory." The Dead All Have the Same Skin The Dead All Have the Same Skin () is a 1947 crime novel by