The rally officially started today. This morning was a "flea market". Each coach owner was encouraged to set up anything they didn't need anymore for sale. There were several folks who put out tables with their wares. Some had RV related stuff, some had antiques and several had craft items they had made. Everyone seemed to have a good time browsing through each others "junk".
A big part of my day was spent working in the coach on club's financial records. We are receiving applications, along with checks, for the next rally that will be this October in Iowa. Also, there are a couple of tours set up for later in the week. The club, meaning me, collects the individual fees for the tours and then I'll write one check when we arrive at the location. I did take a little time to go over to the shooting range here at CERAland. They have a nice range set up for those of us who have an enthusiasm for guns. I took one hand gun and one of my AR15 rifles over and punched about 300 hundred holes in some targets. (The only problem with the shooting range is it is located directly next to the area set aside for walking the dogs. Buddy Joe does not like being that close to the sound of gunfire and jumps each time someone shoots a round off.)
Tonight was the first night of entertainment at the rally. After a great dinner, that was provided by our caterer, we were entertained by Blair Carman and his band. This is a group from Cincinnati, Ohio, that does a great 1950's show. The theme for the night was the 50's so we did have several of our folks show up dressed in their best 1950's attire. (This is Judy Wagner and Carol Lenoir all decked out in their poodle skirts.)
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Poodle skirts...just a little before my time, but my Aunts had them.
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