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Wow, this is shaping up to be the stovebolt party of the century with some side entertainment of an antique truck show and other unmentionables!


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Sorry fellas, Pops is a no this year. He has a bunch of meetings i'm assuming at the college. I may have some flavors we may partake of.

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Looks like some favorable weather shaping up for the event!

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Nick ... Um, yeah ... About PBR ... Most people don't know what a "Patrol Boat, Riverine" is, so we usually use that moniker for the , as the Hamster says, swamp urine that is Philly Beer. Like the Aussies says, "Pabst Blue Ribbon -- That's "Philly" for 'Weasel Urine'." wink

About Buddy ... He even has a surf board he can ride to the show (both a long board and a short board).

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Just need a big wave then.


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Sounds like the sort of weekend I would enjoy our main beer is V B short for Victorian bitter I liked the DB you had at homecoming had a few different ones there


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Is VB like fosters? Australian beer made in Canada? 🤔

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No one drinks fosters here saw it for sale in New York in big cans never see them here XXXX Is another popular beer ( fourex) keep things simple here what size are the white walls on your truck were they Coker tires


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ODSS Stovebolters, What's the deal with Buddy? Who's Buddy anyhow? Is s/he the source of entertainment cause I may need to gin up a treat for s/he. V/r, Nick

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Are we planning on bringing other supplies other than the cold beverage or two?


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Jim, I am bringing the usual supply of burgers and dogs for lunches and dinners for whoever is in camp Stovebolt. Oh, and cold beverages!


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I will have oil, gear lube, tools......and cold beverages! I am willing to bring a few items if needed. Burgers and brats?

Camp commander, what do you prefer that I bring to Share?
30 mile test drive completed! Driving my truck is a GO!

Chris

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I am working sat breakfast. Will need coffee. Lots of coffee.


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I will bring coffee. Does someone have a pot if I bring the grinds? Do you need me to bring bailey's for the creamer?

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I'm a little late chiming in, but I'll be there...

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I'll be there late Thursday after work.
Anyone else headed North about then?

Bringing tools, rigging, what else?

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Jim - I was planning on the usual - the chair, and some munchies, and the cooler with PBR !!!!


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Just got back from the grocery store and loaded up the Stovebolt command vehicle. As soon as the meatman arrives tomorrow evening, I will be on the road Headed for Winchester. As Camp commandant, I would like to remind all campers to make sure they register. That is one of the requirements of the show and all the money goes to the area food Bank's.
See you all in Winchester


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Have a good trip billy. See you Friday late AM.


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I will even pre-register this year! That will be a first.
On a side note, is there anyone attending that has the ability to repair original radios, or know someone reliable that does?
Getting ready to get mine repaired and instead of sending it out I'd just drop it off. Let me know.
Jim

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Jim - We could talk more. Leo's buddy up in Canada does them. I met him in Kansas City 2013. Fred.............I forget........Truckernix?


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Camp Stovebolt has been established. Should be a great weekend.
Let's go bolters!


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GOOD ON YOU BILLY MARLOW!!!

That's why he's The Commandant!


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wish I could come, would love to see the neat 46 again,
what a great time I had in your area a few yrs back.. will never forget

enjoy the week-end
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Way to go Billy Marlow, CC!

Fred, we were honored with your long distance travel to see the ODSS/Stovebolt gang!

Presidential ETA Camp Stovebolt 1100 Hours Friday, wish it were sooner.


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I'll miss you guys. Sounds like a great weekend.


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Sir, did you take the same area by force again this year? On the left as you drive in?

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Fred, I will never forget that year either. Hopefully we will get to meet again someday.
Sweet, I did have some help the assistant camp commandant got here before I did and laid the groundwork. Mikey arrived about 20 minutes after I did.
See you tomorrow Cosmo, and yes Chris same place as always.
Beautiful night for sleeping last night and an absolutely gorgeous morning this morning.


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From the Quarterdeck here at Stovebolt HQ, I hope you guys have a great weekend and a good time. With the weather forecast and the attendance roster, you can not fail.

Tomorrow, I am going to slip away from here for a couple of hours to run up to the Severn River School for Wayward Youth and spend a little time with my classmates (this is our 30th Reunion), but other than that, I will be right here attending to my duties. Wish I was there ...

Have fun. Be nice to Billy.

Carry out the plan of the day!

Skipper M


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Have established security at Camp Stovebolt... Nothing unusual to report at this time.

Sorry to miss you John. When celebrating with your fellow Boat Schoolers, remember my great grandfather was USNA Class of 1897... Which makes you a boot.
Semper Fi,
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Camp Commandant Billy, Assistant Camp Commandant Mikey, Security Officer George, et.al., Glad to hear you'all have Camp Stovebolt established, security, and are awaiting further troops and stovebolt vehicles. I will leave Bel Air, MD at 15:30hrs tomorrow with an ETA of 19:30hrs. I will arrive under cover of darkness unload, cover my vehicle, and bed down at a Holiday Inn Express. I can't
wait to see everyone and re-establish contact from seeing everyone back September 2015. Be safe ODSS stovebolters. V/r, Nick Cavallaro

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Enjoy the weekend like John I wish I was a there


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George ... If I run into your Great Grandfather, I will be sure to brace up, rig it and bang him out 25 4-count motivated Marine Corps pushups. Plus one for Chesty, of course.

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You, my friend, are Born Again Hard!

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Mr. President,

I tried my best, but I fell short. I am in the process of getting my truck towed to the house. I am currently 30 miles from the house and even farther from the link up site. It sounds like something let lose inside the engine. Not sure what it is since the rods are still in place, has the correct amount of oil and it didn't overheat. I guess that I will be driving my NEW truck to link up with you guys. Don't worry, I will do my best to keep the beer cold.

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Chris keep the beer cold and I'm sure you will have a great time keeping the dream alive they would say Bugger downunder have you got a new pickup since the homecoming that was a nice truck I saw then


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Chris, sorry for the bad luck. Keep fighting, you will get it. There were several other that had some bad luck on the way here, much worse than what you endured. Remember , it could have been worse.

Just got back from the big dinner, delicious pork tenderloin. Everyone is firmly planted in a chair with smiles on their faces too full to move.

Great day here, a little warm but not too bad. Lots of trucks, not sure the total but the show grounds look fairly full.

Hope tomorrow is another great day. We sure miss all of our fellow bolters that couldn't make it.

Camp Commandant-Out


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Camp Commandant Billy, Assistant Camp Commandant Mikey, Mr. President, et. al., Arrved safely with eldest son, daughter, and wife. I will be out to the Stovebolt Camp this A.M. Can't wait to see everyone. Hope you guys weren't up too late and hung all over. It should be a marvelous day ahead. I've got a bunch of goodies from my Advance Auto Parts store for you'all! V/r, Nick Cavallaro, Bel Air, Maryland

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Had a great time seeing old friends and meeting a couple new ones. Thanks as always to Billy for the hard work and hospitality. It's always a good time with fellow bolters, but it's never the same when you're missing John and Sweet. I hope everyone has a safe trip home and hopefully the main contingent of the ODSS can make it to the next event.

Take care,
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Saw a lot of nice trucks today. But joining that line of great "Stovebolts" was the highlight of the day. Thanks for the warm welcome. Enjoyed meeting all of you.

Doug Robertson


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