2003 190SL Group Convention Williamsburg, VA

Sunday Events
Oct 19, 2003
(click on the picture to enlarge)  (BackHome) 		01_Sun Sunday breakfast included made to order omelets with all of the cholesterol any of us could desire.  Tom Hamilton presided over the short annual meeting where Saint Louis was chosen as the site for the 2005 Convention.  We drove down the Colonial Parkway to the Yorktown Battlefield for both a walking and driving tour.  As luck would have it, it was "Yorktown Day", the anniversary of Cornwall's surrender, with special programs all around.  The Convention ended on the Golf Club Terrace at Kingsmill for our farewell picnic. Till next year in Sonoma. (Don and Shirley Freese in the rocking chairs.) 

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Made to Order omelets were a breakfast hit.
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Dean & Nancy Strosnider, Lucy Rapp enjoying breakfast (#1 who is on the right)..
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The Sciales' Children brought some friends to breakfast.
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Tom Hamilton calls the annual meeting to order.

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We gathered in the rear parking lot after checking out of the hotel.
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This is the Colonial Parkway tunnel under historic Colonial Williamsburg.
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The Yorktown Visitor Center parking lot was full, so we parked along the grass.
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Kathy and Don Drabik, Paula and Brian Parker and Shirley and Don Freese on the roof observation area.

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Peter Rutigliano, June Tolley and David Hay looking at the battlefield with Kathy Drabik.
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Peter Rutigliano, June Tolley and David Hay inspect a reenactment campsite.
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John Vipond, Valerie Puryear, Dorothy Vipond and Betty Villers look at a battlefield plan.
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The tour approaches Redoubt #9.

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The battlefield drive wound through the woods.
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Walt and Valerie Puryear fording a creek near Washington's Headquarters. 
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Bruce Adams with his 190SL Club Seal on his trunk lid.
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A view of the cars across the  artillery staging area.

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Pretty roads and pretty cars go together.
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A line of 190SL's is an unusual sight (except at a club event.)
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The Golf Club at Kingsmill, site of PGA Tour events.
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Hot dogs and hamburgers cooked on the grill.

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More food was just what this group needed.
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The Terrace was perched above the 18th fairway overlooking the James River.
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David Hay, June Tolley, Walt Puryear and Peter Rutigliano  finishing their lunch.
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Bill Johnson, Cheri Ferbrache, Paul Greenblatt and Maria Marmarinos.