Sky Brower ("the ape-man" on ERBList) at dinner in D.C. with the National Capital Panthans.  From (L) to (R), Sky, Susan Brower (Jane Clayton), John Tyner (Quaestor), Steve Wadding (Ghak), and Vic Huckenpoehler (Olga de Coude).  Out of shot to Vic's right is her hubby Huck (A.Q. Porter), and the photo was taken by Bob Burrows (Shozz Dijiji).

Sky and Susan at lunch the following day with Huck and Vic.  This was also in D.C, at a nearby hotel -- it was delicious!

J.G. "Huck" Huckenpoehler ("A.Q. Porter" on ERBList), outside of the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History demonstrating the proper technique for taming a Gryf.

A closeup of Gordon's knife, given to him by the studio after his run as Tarzan.

Sky and Bob Burrows (Shozz Dijiji) with Gordon's knife.  According to the owner, they were part of only a small handful of guys (outside of Gordon and a few close friends) to ever hold or be photographed with it, and several people over the years have made unsuccessful offers to purchase it.

ERBListers Steve Allsup (Korak), Sky Brower (the ape-man), and Jim Hadac (The Red Hawk) at Sky's house, where they also received calls from other list members around the country attending the 2007 Wake by phone.

A view of the vast woods behind Steve's house, from the viewpoint of his gym.  The windowed wall that spans the back of Steve's living room creates quite a beautiful view, but according to Steve wreaks havoc on his electric bill.

Sky in his office, where his website Tarzan.CC is maintained.  Out of sight behind his left elbow is the Dictaphone transcription machine containing his new interview with Eve Brent, which he gave a sneak peak of to Steve and Jim during one of their visits.

Steve, Sky, and Sky's balu Schuyler (asleep) crossing Little Rock's new Big Dam Bridge, supposedly the largest footbridge in the United States.  The Big Dam Bridge was named according to its location at Murray Lock and Dam, and provides a walkway to the opposite shore over the Arkansas River.  Though it opened in 2006, it was our first time to even see it, much less cross it.