Seven Tarbos, the Main Conference Hall The Main Hall was full, full of delegates and their aides in the front, families, friends and curious Tarbosians in the rear. Bob Pritchard strode into the room, walking purposefully up the main aisle to the front of the...
Six The Star of Carolina, in transit “Did you ever imagine anything like it?” One of the Star of Carolina’s outstanding features was its observation bubble, a large poly-steel blister on the outer hull that offered a slowly rotating view of space – or, in this case,...
Five A shuttle approaching the OWME Passenger Liner Star of Carolina, orbiting Forest “Geez, Dad, that thing is huge.” “It’s not as big as the old Mayflower, but it’ll do,” Mike Crider agreed with his son, staring at the huge, slate-blue mass of the passenger liner...
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New series from Animal!
The Place On Sunday, July 25th, Mrs. Animal and I took our two visiting daughters down the Kenai Peninsula to the small town of Seward, the first of many neat little places in Alaska that we intend to visit – and on which I will report to you here. Like many places in...
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Consider this.
I’m sure this will provoke some discussion.
Ask Animal My colleagues ZARDOZ and STEVE SMITH have been offering advice and counsel to Glibs, lurkers, ladies and gentlemen and persons of irregular birth for some time now, so I thought I’d join the fun. However, just to set myself apart, instead of lifting advice...
Here is the final installment.
I mean, who doesn’t love great fireworks shows?
We all know about it.
One of my earlier memories of the shooting sports involved a story related by my uncle.
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