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Mustang Deferred
Previously: “I will be so glad to get home and take that Datsun out and beat-up a little highway,” Boomer was grinning in anticipation. “I have a new Mustang on order,” AJ was a bit excited. “NEW Mustang? They stopped … Continue reading →
“House cleaning?”
Previously: “Okay, we’re ready,” Dr. Boomer said as he reached for the button. Some 15 minutes earlier—Back outside the “Prison” cell… “Sadly for you three, I think it’s time we leave, Chris just notified me that the repairs are done.” … Continue reading →
Hired Henchmen
Previously: They had to have henchmen—henchmen desperate enough for work to be willing to whatever they were told without asking questions. None of this took all that much time—if nothing else, the two were organized There was one final thing … Continue reading →
“Dairyland Environmental”
Previously: “Probably in the next chapter,” Boomer replied, “I believe Cujo meant it when she said we were needed there.” “That should make Chris happy,” Big Mac rumbled. “I see you’re grinning, Mac,” Boomer replied. Meanwhile—inside the abandoned Superior warehouse… … Continue reading →
That is inconvenient
Previously: “You must admit, ‘Captain Kidd,’ conjurs up images…” “…of a pirate. Yeah my crew has worn that out.” “You say guards—what happened to those responsible?” “They escaped. They were supposed to take the guards, but slipped-out without them. They … Continue reading →
Captain Kidd
Previously: “Are you sure you’re not underestimating them—once again?” “Oh—I don’t think so.” “I’m just saying, you DID underestimate them—how else can you explain the disappearance of our prisoners?” “I really can’t,” Dr. Boomer replied, “Except, perhaps, they had outside … Continue reading →
The doctors slipped away
Previously: “When I installed th’ LF radios, I also installed systems monitors ta’ send a bunch o’readins t’ me. The engine ain’t toast—jest an oil line. We kin fix’r in place.” “How do you know they won’t engage their device … Continue reading →
Planning a rescue
Previously: Susie, Sarah and Jay returned to the present at the airfield just in time to learn of Chris, Susan and company in the Sikorsky UH-19B going down off the same Apostle Island as Boomer & AJ, “We gotta take … Continue reading →
A good question
Previously: Meanwhile—in 1870s Nevada…AJ, Boomer, Daisy, and their horses found themselves alone on the desert. Sarah, Jay and Susie had disappeared, and in the distance the riders were still pursuing them. “CUJO!” Daisy bayed (once again). Season 9—Chapter 3—Disruption—Episode 5—On … Continue reading →
It wasn’t a pretty landing…
Previously: “I don’t think those folks want our help,” Boomer quipped as Pal took a hard right and began to gallop—followed closely by the other sentient horses (and coincidently—their riders). Meanwhile—back at the cave under that particular cave from which … Continue reading →
The PORT OF DANGER BAY, MINNESOTA 