2017 Dutchman Rendezvous?

[azdave35]

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[Carl995]

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I dig, I dig!!!!

 

[Carl995]

I met a new friend at the OK Corral!!!! Plus I met Ron Feldman, very nice person. he talked at the Rendezvous.


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[Carl995]

Giant saguaro had a bright halo!!!

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[Carl995]

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[davin]

for some reason i am unable to get it, will try again later.

 

[somehiker]

It's saying go to the left and follow along a winding wash or trail follow the small Pigs head just below the right of the larger one.

Smaller is better.

It has the multi-stacked head monuments and smaller shadow pointers which is a nice Pork Rhine, I mean Pork find! It's not a very long distance to the next marker according to the Porky.
At least that's my personal opinion I may be wrong...

I've gotten lost following pigs before...they usually steal my lunch!

And what about this rabbit here Bill ?
Should I be looking for little golden " nuggets" along his trail ?

 

[sgtfda]

A few

 

[cactusjumper]

Frank,

Many thanks for posting the pictures. I did miss being at the Rendezvous but the pictures help. I hope to make it next year.

Take care,

Joe

 

[sgtfda]

You were missed Joe

 

[sgtfda]

Few more

 

[Azquester]

And what about this rabbit here Bill ?
Should I be looking for little golden " nuggets" along his trail ?

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Wabbit Hoes, that's right, Wabbit Hoes!

Suffering Succotash!

I do believe you're on the trail of that Wascally Wabbit!

looks like Elmer Fud ran off all the people!

 

[Somero]

It was a great time, really good to see everyone again. Course spent most of my time being a fly on the wall, lots of great stories. Really missed you Joe, would have been nice to have met allot of you who didn't make it. Hopefully next year......

 

[Oroblanco]

Sorry to have missed the rendezvous, looks like it was a good one. Thanks for sharing the photos,

 

[cactusjumper]

Sorry to have missed the rendezvous, looks like it was a good one. Thanks for sharing the photos,

Roy,

Glad to hear you are back and safe. I will make every effort to make the next Rendezvous. Carolyn and I are both doing well. Smokey is as ornery as every. We are attempting to get ready for Thanksgiving and expect only 13-14 people this year.

Take care,

Joe

 

[lunatic]

Thanks for the pics. I didn't realize Woody is so tall. Who is the bearded guy between Wayne and Woody ?

 

[cactusjumper]

Thanks for the pics. I didn't realize Woody is so tall. Who is the bearded guy between Wayne and Woody ?

Lunatic,

That's Heath Fincham......He is the son of Bill Fincham who passed away a couple of years ago. Bill started attending the Rendezvous, with Heath, a number of years ago. They were from Oklahoma and drove out every year for the event. One year they brought Baker Looney (from Killer Mountains) fame, who also lives in OK. Heath is a true gentleman, just like his father was. They are the kind of friends you will make at the Rendezvous and keep forever.


Bill with Carolyn Ribaudo and Sharon Kollenborn.

Take care,

Joe Ribaudo

 

[lunatic]

Thanks Joe !

 

[Oroblanco]

Roy,

Glad to hear you are back and safe. I will make every effort to make the next Rendezvous. Carolyn and I are both doing well. Smokey is as ornery as every. We are attempting to get ready for Thanksgiving and expect only 13-14 people this year.

Take care,

Joe

Thanks Joe, we are well and even enjoying some unseasonably pleasant weather for South Dakota. We are both looking forward to seeing you again, hope you can make it to the rendezvous next time and we are going to try to arrange it as well. Thanks again,

Thank you Sarge and everyone posting photos for those of us who could not attend, keep 'em coming!

 

[cactusjumper]

Roy,

I have it in mind to make stew again next year for Friday night, assuming I am healthy enough. We hope you and Beth can show up.

Let me know if there is anything I can help you with in your ongoing Custer research. I have a lot of fairly rare books here.

Take care,


Joe