Old Ranch Has Campouts Twice A Year And We Are There (Page One)
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Page 1 - Setup & Arrival
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Page 2 - Serious Camping Begins
Page 3 - Time For Grub Page 4 - Fun Continues & Going Home | Page 5 - A Comical Look |
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We decided to ask the Liles, Dudas, and Adams to all get together and "Camp Out" in the bad lands of Seal Beach. We are so happy to have the "kids" get together and get the grand kids to know one another.
The 14th And 15th Hole Will Be Occupied
The Setup Took Two Days
Electric anyone???
The goodies are on the move
The three Amigos wire everything up... That's "Sparky" in the center!
Nothing will fall from the sky when they are done
The chuck wagon is ready to go
Wait until Sunday afternoon... You will not recognize this picture.....
We got the kids a great tent location ...
Beautiful view
Watch the first step
It Is Sunday: Time Has Arrived And So Have We!
It's 5:00 PM and we see the signs
Well organized
The official greeters are greetin'
The remaining baggies are awaiting their owners
Robin checks in and texts everyone the revised procedure
(Courtesy of Bob Duda)
Every form of transportation known to man was used
Perhaps a bit of overload???
Beep Beep - My cart goes Beep Beep Beep
Do You Remember? - "Beep Beep" is a song by The Playmates. The song describes a duel between the drivers of a Cadillac and a Nash Rambler on the road.
The song is an example of accelerando, in which the tempo of the song gradually increases throughout the song.
The song was on the Billboard Top 40 charts for twelve weeks, and peaked at #20. It sold over one million copies, and was awarded a gold disc. Concurrently with this song, American Motors (AMC) was setting production and sales records for the Rambler models.
Because of a directive by the BBC that songs not include brand names in their lyrics, a version of "Beep Beep" was recorded for the European market replacing the Cadillac and Nash Rambler with the generic terms limousine and bubble car.
The carts were full (Courtesy of Bob Duda)
The camping bags are organized and awaiting arrival
Ah ha.... Diane provides adult supervision
Robin and Bob arrived
Joe and Amy have arrived....
They were organized
and ready to go!
Nick is ready to head for the bad lands of Old Ranch
(Courtesy of Bob Duda)
The mad tractor guy was on the loose
What Richard drives at home
"I promise to keep it under 60...."
"To light speed and beyond...."
Meetin' and greetin'
Looks like a "normal" day at the ranch
(Courtesy of Bob Duda)
Welcome aboard the Campout Express
(Courtesy of Bob Duda)
The Old Ranch Delivery Service in full swing
All aboard
(Courtesy of Bob Duda)
Photo opportunity complete with pose
Sue and Paul stopped in the bar to visit Shannon before heading out to the wild lands
The 15th Fairway Looked A Little Different
Where is the 15th fairway???
(Courtesy of Bob Duda)
This must be the place
(Courtesy of Bob Duda)
We arrive to the sound of bouncy houses
...and electrical generation
We will not starve
(Courtesy of Bob Duda)
Great view from the dining room!
(Courtesy of Bob Duda)
Our room is ready!
(Courtesy of Bob Duda)
That is a log? We will have a fire tonight!
(Courtesy of Bob Duda)
The dinner bell is in stereo
(Courtesy of Bob Duda)
Hope they ask Bob to play them a little later....
The Chuck Wagon is open for business
(Courtesy of Bob Duda)
Iced and ready to go
(Courtesy of Bob Duda)
That there is one large termite
(Courtesy of Bob Duda)
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Page 1 - Setup & Arrival
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Page 2 - Serious Camping Begins
Page 3 - Time For Grub Page 4 - Fun Continues & Going Home | Page 5 - A Comical Look |
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