Another Look at Spearfish

[Jon Wehrenberg]

Lots of pictures have been posted but I will add some more with just my views which may differ from other attendees.

These four show the helping hand that is available for anybody at a POG rally. There were a lot of helping hands and offers of tools, advice, and Tom even made his spare tire available.

[Jon Wehrenberg]

But here are other pictures that show another part of what makes POG so special.

An impromptu music session started with the Faires and Sandy. Before long Ed joined in on the base fiddle (which stays on the bed between he and Sandy) and Paulette handled the vocals.

Not visible in any pictures is how Dale was tapping his toes.

[dalej]

Thanks for the postings Jon, it's always nice to see the photos that bring it all back.

[Jon Wehrenberg]

While we were enjoying good music and conversation Gary Moss and Jo Smith were deep into political discussions. Gary thought he could make a conservative out of Jo, but that wasn't going to happen.

In the meantime, Jim and Harry were trying to figure out where they were or where they were going. I don't think anybody ever did get it figured out.

All the while Shirley and Pierre were living large listening to the music.

[CAPT MOGUL & Sandy]

Harry, we now know that you were filming the whole show. We need to see it in Total with voices and people. Have you figured it out yet? If you put it on you-tube we might be world renowned as the POGer Band. I don't know if you want to go that far. We might not get anymore POG members looking at us. Oh, and as for Jon's comment- I do make sure that the Dog House Bass is in the parlor at bedtime!!!!! Not next to me at night. Only my darling, Ed.
Sandy

[Alan__]

A few more views

[Alan__]

More of the same

[Alan__]

Some more folks

[Alan__]

The final pics

[Darl-Wilson]

Thanks to all for posting the great pictures and for the kind treatment of Martha who was ill during most of this wonderful Rally. This is the greatest group of people assembled anywhere! It would be impossible to single out any one person or couple since everyone contributes in their own special way. Martha and I both feel blessed and proud to be associated with the POG.

THANKS!!!:D

[Kenneth Brewer]

Alan, I recognize the picture of the moon (I think), but not of the individuals. They are great pictures. Would you please ID them? It would be very much appreciated by this newcomer, and beneficial if I should happen to meet these individuals personally somewhere: I could pretend to know/remember their names afterwards (my memory is perfect, and short) and then sneak to these pictures.

Thanks.

[Jon Wehrenberg]

If you go to the Post Office you can see the pictures with the names under them. Also those have the D.O.B. and AKA's.

[MangoMike]

Ken,

Hope this helps.

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Roger Foster, Jon Wehrenberg and playmate.

[Jon Wehrenberg]

I'm gonna let Roger handle this one. I do believe this calls for a Marathon aerial attack.

[dalej]

Did you see this photo Kenneth? It told who the people were.

http://forum.prevostownersgroup.com/showthread.php?t=2600&page=12

look for this post, 09-18-2008, 10:21 AM

[Kenneth Brewer]

Your link didn't work for me; I got another post but no picture(s). Alan's photos, in his three or four postings in a row, however, are face shots that will be very helpful if I could get the names that go with the faces.

Thanks.

[garyde]

Here are some additional photo's: http://picasaweb.google.com/garydeinhard/POGVIISpearfishSouthDakota?authkey=tnxKGj8CbRE#

[JIM CHALOUPKA]

Ken, look at Dale's link and then at post #112. The group picture with names!

[dalej]

This was another drive by shooting Jan got just south of Rapid. I was starting to look over what she shot and thought this one was pretty good.

[Ray Davis]

Reminds me of a scene from "Cars". Very cool!

[dalej]

I had seen these pickups heading north to the rally and I was asking Jan did she noticed the exterior sun visor on the pickup like the semi-trucks have today. She didn't, so I pointed it out on the way home and she took it.

[garyde]

Nice photo. You don't see too many vintage trucks and cars except when traveling in the heart of the country. One of the things I love about traveling .