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Breakfast is served. |
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Don Freese is discussing the benefits
of a three year membership.
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Tom Hamilton (not shown) continues the meeting, Walt Puryear
stands in the background. |
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190SLs parked on Walt's lawn.
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Walt and Valerie's home
across a smell creek..
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Ruth Ann & George Orndorff with Betty Villers. |
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| Tom Hamilton waiting for something to happen. |
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George Orndorff, Betty Villers with Tom Hamilton on the porch.
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Joe Amaro and Jack English inspect Walt's lawn mower; note the two
out-riders. |
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| This is Walt's other 190SL.
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| Walt
and George Orndorff discuss the restoration of Walt's Jaguar XKE.
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The work on Bill Lamb's car is underway.
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Walt Puryear getting serious with a gas torch. Bill had
several serious exhaust leaks.
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| Don Freese displays his skills in welding a patch
on the exhaust header. |
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Everyone helped. |
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Finally, on the road towards the Georgia foothills. |
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David Hay and Don Freese as the roads became more interesting. |
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Our first evening was spent at "The Ridges" lodge. |
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Don Drabik, Brian Parker and Walt Puryear relax on the pier
before dinner. |
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Dinner was just a short walk around the lake. |
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Thomas & Linda Uchtmann with Tom and Marilyn at dinner with a view of the lake. |
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the mountain temperatures dipping, Walt warms himself by the
fire. |
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| We sat around the fire pit and sang songs like we were
kids in camp . |
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