WARREN'S WORLD: Jack Kemp—One of a Kind
Jack was a professional quarterback, a congressman, the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, a defender of minority rights, a vice presidential candidate and a bona fide 100% American.WARREN'S WORLD: Everyone has a Story
I have a variety of thoughts as I buzz along. It is the middle of May. It is the mud season. I pass by nearly perfect, Mt. Perfect, with its empty chairs on the closed-for-the-season ski lifts swinging gently in the morning breeze. The nine feet of snow that still covers all of the runs would be terrific skiing for anyone who would drive up from the city and climb the mountain.WARREN'S WORLD: From Fall Line to Fairway
By the time I had found my golf bag, low scudding clouds had turned the beautiful summer day into something else. The wind was blowing about fifteen and rising. My golf bag was in my workshop, behind the outboard motor and under the pile of wood scraps from the table saw.Fall Fun Outdoors
Their magic continues year 'round. And right now there is much to see before the clouds of winter invade.Tree Carvings
The carvings at Spooner Summit (7,100') on highway 50 to Carson City were put there by Basque sheepherders at the turn of the 20th century. The art, on the white trunks of aspens, is an early example of graffiti. Look high on the trees; time has passed!
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