Walt Kik, also Sugar

Excerpts from Kik-Backs, Kik-Back Country and Kik-Backs No. 3 by Walt Kik of Davenport, Washington State. These books are compiled from Walt’s newspaper column published in the Davenport Times, Wilbur Register and Odessa Record between 1974 and 1990.

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I am hosting this "Walt Kik Fan Page" until someone more qualified comes along. I am not related to Walt; I am not from Eastern Washington; I am not a farmer; and I did not have a special relationship with Walt and Sugar during the two summers I met them while working in Big Bend Country. But when I read his writings and discovered they had little or no media presence, I resolved to share them: his unpretentious homespun insights, his humanitarian world view, and his free-spirited lifestyle. Walt was ahead of his time. His very first article began: "I was born at least 40 years too soon." I aspire to be more like him.
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