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These memoirs are written by an 85 year old optimistic young man who grew up in Minnesota, worked on the Alaska Highway in 1943, enlisted in the Navy after turning 17 in 1944, was on Okinawa during the fighting there, then spent eight months in Japan in 1945/46. Worked in Greenland in 1955 and 57 and worked and lived in North Dakota, Wisconsin and California before moving to Sedona, AZ in 1990. In the meantime, led canoe trips in Minnesota and on the Green and Colorado rivers and extensively hiked the mountains of California and Wyoming. His lifelong philosophy could be summed up by his auto...

Lake Ronkonkoma, located in the center of Long Island, became
a summer destination for wealthy New Yorkers with the arrival of
the railroad in 1843. Luxurious hotels were built around the lakeshore
during the 1890s to attract visitors. People would utilize the sparkling
waters of the lake for boating, fishing, and swimming. At night, hotel
guests could dance, gamble in the casino, and enjoy sumptuous meals.
By the 1920s, as more people could afford automobiles, beach pavilions
began decorating the shoreline of Lake Ronkonkoma. Thousands of
people were flocking...