.. Ginger, to put him on the range.”The driver nodded and pulled over to let him out. I started to get out but he turned, “I will see you in two d...ys sergeant.”Ten minutes later the vehicle pulled into an underground garage. I got out and went back to get my bags as the sergeant waited. I glanced at him as we started walking, “So why did I have to wear all the flash?”He grinned, “The colonel wanted to rub a few noses. They diverted your shuttle to a primary pad and half the former regent’s. Ah-ha...Spotting a flight of narrow steps that led down from the stage, I roseto my feet and then carefully sashayed down them, all the while keepingto the beat of the music. I then strolled along the narrow strip offloor between the stage and the seating, carrying myself like asupermodel on a catwalk, occasionally stopping to pirouette and blowkisses at the appreciative crowd. From this vantage point I could seethat there was more to the Club than this one stage. I glimpsed anotherdancer. The new problem arose when he got within 150 yards of the pin. His new clubs, coupled with his incredible power, raised havoc with his game; even the shortest club in his bag, the sand wedge, carried 140 yards or more. Moreover, since it is a very high-lofted club, it drove his shot high into the air enhancing the ability of the wind to catch the ball and take it. The result was that he played brilliantly whenever he could take a full swing, but had enormous trouble when he got in close.His. I needed to hurry because I could picture this placeas a bustling area for lunch with all of the places to eat.Not giving myself a chance to develop cold feet I opened my car door andstarted walking. The shop was a brick two story building with largeframed glass windows, each having a dark green painted flower box on thesill overflowing with pink and purple snap dragon's. The sign over thedoor was in pink, written in broad script letters, 'The Looking Glass.'Pushing on the door I was.