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I just wanted to add to the chorus of thanks for the MB II rally we left on
Sunday. Scott,
you and Judy did a great job setting up and managing the events that we shared.
Scott
and Tom, thanks for stopping for a downed bird on your way to the rally, I know
it would
have been just as easy to pass us by. It made getting there quite a bit easier,
especially
with Tom's hose and clamps. A bunch of folks added a hand with a wrench and
advice but
I must note the under coach work of Guy who in a few deft moves did what I
couldn't in an
hour or so. His 'award' is hanging in the coach as we speak. Thanks again to
all.

We're home encountering little traffic from the eastern shore of Md. to the
middle of Long
Island on Wednesday. It was fifteen hours with a couple of Flying J stops along
the way
and rather uneventful. The fireworks have not been unloaded yet but made it
without
permanently altering the contours of the coach.

I will look forward to the MB III to be held next year. When I get through with
the huge list
of things to do here I'll download some pics we took at the rally, the one of
the knees is
priceless.

Bob and Jean Benner, 86PT40 Selardor

Bob I am honor that my artwork is in a place of such esteem as far as the bolt
you had it
started, but it wasn't nessary to give me a kiss under the coach! who has the
pix of us
under the bird? I would love to get a copy
take care hope you don't win any more broken but here awards

guy smalley


--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Bob Benner" wrote:
>
> I just wanted to add to the chorus of thanks for the MB II rally we left on
Sunday. Scott,
> you and Judy did a great job setting up and managing the events that we
shared. Scott
> and Tom, thanks for stopping for a downed bird on your way to the rally, I
know it
would
> have been just as easy to pass us by. It made getting there quite a bit
easier, especially
> with Tom's hose and clamps. A bunch of folks added a hand with a wrench and
advice
but
> I must note the under coach work of Guy who in a few deft moves did what I
couldn't in
an
> hour or so. His 'award' is hanging in the coach as we speak. Thanks again to
all.
>
> We're home encountering little traffic from the eastern shore of Md. to the
middle of
Long
> Island on Wednesday. It was fifteen hours with a couple of Flying J stops
along the way
> and rather uneventful. The fireworks have not been unloaded yet but made it
without
> permanently altering the contours of the coach.
>
> I will look forward to the MB III to be held next year. When I get through
with the huge
list
> of things to do here I'll download some pics we took at the rally, the one of
the knees is
> priceless.
>
> Bob and Jean Benner, 86PT40 Selardor
>