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Subject: Warm Welcome Author: Jim Walters [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 07/ 27/ 09, 3:55pm We have been taking a trip from home to Chicago to visit my oldest daughter and her family and parked at the truck stop at the intersection of 41 and 26 in Oshkosh. Got the Harley out of the trailer and rode over to the EAA. Located the Vintage Birds group and some others randomly parked by themselves. Unfortunately there weren't too many around, they were all at the air show, go figure! But I finally got to meet some other Birders. First met Dorothy Helland and apparently Nancy Brookshire was parked next door. She came over when she heard us talking. Had a great conversation and while we were there John Heck-Man came over. I introduced myself but I think he may have been pre-occupied. Don't think he recalled when I went to check out a Wanderlodge in Angola, IN for him. Too many things going on to remember everything, I'm sure. Anyway, the rains were coming and so we split and went back to the truck stop before we got drowned on the bike. I am sitting here at this moment waiting for the rain to stop and hopefully get over to Camp Scholler again and meet some more Bird owners. The two ladies were a great start to what I believe will be an outstanding experience. __________________ [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]