Thank you to everyone. It takes everyone making an effort to make Camp Stovebolt the place to come at any event.

Thank you to all who pitched in to provide food, cook, keep camp clean, kept us tenters dry, and keep that fire going!

Thanks to DJ and his dad for staying on my butt in an effort to get my truck running. Its almost there!

There were many great stories and accomplishments this past weekend. My personal favorite was after leaving the hardware store to see our Jack Van Orden play the banjo like no other. I was riding with Amtrak Joe and when we got to his wonderfully done Deadwrench, there was a little boy about 5 years old staring at it. His Mom tells Joe that the boy would not leave the truck and she has been trying like crazy to keep her son's hands off the truck. He replies, "why did you do that?" opens the door and tells the boy to hop in.

The young boy and his brother and sister hop in the truck. Joe fires it up and takes them for a ride around the parking lot. The expression on that kids face was the best thing I saw all weekend.

Photos to follow.

Great show ODSS! I can't wait for the next one!!!!


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Sergeant At Arms: Old Dominion Stovebolt Society
BUNS?!?!?!Where we're going, we don't need no buns.....
1950 GMC 450
1951 Chevy 1/2-Ton
The GreenMachine
In the Stovebolt Gallery