Whew, what a Homecoming! Great to see everybody and your trucks! Below is a shot to end the weekend with -- Doug and I convoyed virtually and we made it home just fine yesterday afternoon. Glad no one minded that Freyja came along.

Actually story ... Charlie had been parked in the garage (formerly known as the "OR" from Homecomings past) since before Thanksgiving. I had stored a riding mower in the back and needed to bring it to the new HQ. At the same time, I thought it would be great for Doug to follow along in case Charlie had any issues (none!) and to help me unload the mower. At the same time, we could get a shot of both our trucks in near real time, to be in the spirit of this thread smile

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Carl -- I like Cosmo's last shot, too. That's a good woman who will put her shoulder to it so you don't risk breaking a nice fence rail! And the three friends picture shows us how little this hobby has changed -- that looks just like Grigg, Sweet and Marlow on the diesel chassis charging through Winchester smile
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