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Clarke C. Jones
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Whitecaps on the Reservoir
A spill into icy water can spoil an afternoon sail.
Jun 28, 2011 by Clarke C. Jones in Sporting
A Slippery Slope
A romantic ski trip goes downhill in a hurry.
Feb 21, 2011 by Clarke C. Jones in Sporting
Reaping Havoc
A Powhatan-Philadelphia farm experiment goes awry
Aug 23, 2010 by Clarke C. Jones in Outside (4 Comments)
Robb Scharetg
Marching into History
The Battle of New Market, 146 years later.
Jul 27, 2010 by Clarke C. Jones in History
Robb Scharetg
"Could I Do It?"
Civil War reenactments have long been popular in the South, and they may grow more so as we approach the 150th anniversary of the conflict.
Jul 8, 2010 by Clarke C. Jones in History (1 Comments)
The Picasso of Guns
Lisa Tomlin engraves for the hunting elite.
Mar 19, 2010 by Clarke C. Jones in At Large (4 Comments)
Stewart Ferebee
A Shooting Party
The small, quick bobwhite has long been a favorite quarry for hunters. Private, conservation-minded preserves such as Blandfield Plantation in Essex County have become a redoubt for wild birds and the sporting folk who pursue them.
Jan 6, 2010 by Clarke C. Jones in Sporting (4 Comments)
Kenneth Callicutt
Cold Water Calamities
An exploding boat engine, a receding river, muck-filled waders, a car in the water—and no mallards: Ahhh, it’s another duck hunting trip. Illustrations by Kenneth Callicutt
Oct 30, 2009 by Clarke C. Jones in Sporting
Jeff Greenough
The Future, Now
Warrenton is a forward-thinking small town. It has low taxes, a bustling historic district and bold plans to become energy-independent. Naive ambitions? That’s what the mayor heard when he decided to start a bobsled team ... in Jamaica. By Clarke C. Jones
Jul 21, 2009 by Clarke C. Jones in Nearby