Frank Lloyd Wright

Frank Lloyd Wright — page 7
OPPOSITE Although he did not enjoy the work summers on his uncle's farm in Wisconsin gave Wright the opportunity to experience the natural world oping to toughen him up and shake him from his dreamy tendencies Frank s parents sent him to work each summer on his uncle James Lloyd Jones s farm in Spring Green a rural town a short distance from Madi son The farm's physical labor and grueling schedule which included rising at 400 a m to milk cows was completely foreign to Frank Accustomed to the com forts of town life the teenager was also shocked by the constant amount of work required to run a farm from tending livestock to chopping firewood and harvesting crops He despised the work and even tried running away on more than one occasion Despite his dislike for farm work Frank fell in love with the land that surrounded him Steep hillsides were broken by jagged limestone outcroppings and 14