We now have all the coaches that were scheduled to attend the rally but one. We have not heard from those folks but have reports that a Monaco coach was seen being hooked to the back of a very larger tow truck up the road a few miles. We have everything in place and are ready to get things rolling. The Vendors have set up their wares in the area set aside for them and are ready to sell us all the extra stuff we need for our coaches. This afternoon we had RV Mobile Lube come to our coach and change the oil and filters and the other annual services. We were a couple of months overdue for these services but was waiting until we were at the rally to use this company. (I had a $50 off coupon from them that I won as a door prize at another rally last year.)
This evening we m
et with our "first timers" to introduce them to the officers and give them some info about the club. Afterward we had our rally welcome meeting with some light snacks and open
bar. This gave us all a chance to visit with old friends and make new ones. Later, as folks returned to their coaches, many pulled up the lawn chairs and continued to visit. Here are some pictures of our group including Tony Honeycutt and his "lap dog".
et with our "first timers" to introduce them to the officers and give them some info about the club. Afterward we had our rally welcome meeting with some light snacks and open
bar. This gave us all a chance to visit with old friends and make new ones. Later, as folks returned to their coaches, many pulled up the lawn chairs and continued to visit. Here are some pictures of our group including Tony Honeycutt and his "lap dog".
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