Genealogy Links - Mine and Other's	Favorite Places
Part 1 - Ancestors of Gerald Wayne Dow Part 2 - Ancestors of Linda Elaine (Vanatter Plaisted) Dow Part 3 - The Book of Dow and The Dows of New Brunswick Part 4 - Reflections on My Life and Times Part 5 - 2nd Lt Harry Robert Roth, 2nd Lt Columbus "Doc" Savage and The Men of the 27th Bomb Group (Light) [27th Bomb Gp (Lt)]	Ka'upulehu on Kahuwai Bay Red Mountain Pass Mountain Belle Hut (Cabin) and Mineral Claim Addie S Hut (Cabin) and Mineral Claim Victor Mill Site on Canyon Creek Ouray
Yachats	My Favorite Place
Ethan at National High Powered Rifle Championships    The Red Mountain Gang   TY (Polar Tyeski) Nov 1994 - Oct 2008	Nearest Thing to 'Paradise' I Have Found, at  historic                        Ka'upulehu on Kahuwai Bay      1954 Stanford Crew and its 50th Reunion      What you see above is a cardiologist's "dream": mostly 72 year-olds rowing in a high tech, hyper carbon fiber, starboard-rigged shell.  The coxswain has a Cox-BoxTM (headband microphone, a mounted amplifier/timer with speakers throughout the boat) and a tiny tiller is integrated in a fixed fin under the shell immediately behind the cox.       50 years ago, most shells were made of wood, had steel riggers and were only port-rigged (you had to row port if you were a stroke [#8]); there was a much larger hinged tiller at the tip of the stern; and the cox had a headband megaphone (had to shout) and a mechanical stop watch hanging from the neck.  Click here for more pictures.       My Stanford mascot

Last Updated 14 November 2008