Here are a few photos from the Wacko blitz through Wisconsin and Door County:


Yellow Lady Slipper at the Bailey Harbor Range Lights.


What WACKOs are willing to go through to see the best view of Old Bailey.


Jeff Meyer getting down to get the best shot.


A group shot on board the Wed evening Fireboat tour of the Sturgeon Bay Ship Canal.


Another group shot at Sherwood Point.


Digger digs into his 'Blue Moon' ice cream cone.


Dinner at Andres in Sturgeon Bay. Great Walleye!


On the way back to Rosemont - our group stopped at North Point in Milwaukee.



[This message has been edited by JChidester (edited 07-10-2002).]

John, thanks for the photos. I wish I could have joined you all. It looks like you all had a great time.

Isn't the last picture of the Milwaukee Pierlight. I believe that North Point is closer to the water tower and is white with the keepers quarters close by.

You are probably right, Judy. I'll check my facts tonight.

You are right Judy. That red tower is Milwaukee pierlight, not North Point light.

Suzanne Murphy

And is that "Two Rivers" that Jeff Meyers is prostrate in front of?

Nice pictures John. Thanks for sharing them with us. It certainly looks like everyone had a great time.

Ron
(CT Keeper)

JOhn,

Thanks for sharing those great pictures with us. Really enjoyed seeing them. I hope to make one of the larger reunions sometime in the future. Fun looking group of people and nice to put faces to names on the forum.


Bert

Thanks for posting the pictures John, they look great. They brought back some fun memories of the trip. Yes, that is "Two Rivers" light that Jeff went to the mat for. I would love to see what kind of shot he was able to get. Take care,

Carolyn

Great pictures John! What memories! What a group!

I still haven't figured out why Herm didn't drive his PT Cruiser back that watery gravel driveway? Was it that bad? (LOL)

Nice pics John!

How about identifying those people? That way we can know who we are talking to.

[This message has been edited by Larry (edited 07-10-2002).]

Dinner pic:

clockwise from bottom left:
Herm & Mary Heuvelhorst (brighteyes), Paul & Cheryl Sostaric (Jakers Mom), Jeff & Mary Meyers (2 Beacons), Bryan Acree (Chesapeake Bryan), Dan & Carol Drogowski (Elmer lately), Ruth Cooper (Mrs TLC), Stephen Sostaric (Jake), Derith Bennett (Nana), Ken Reese, Digger, Carolyn & roy McBee (double bidder). About 1/3 way down the table, against the menu: Bill.

Milwaukee Pier Light pic:
top row, L to R: Digger, Roy & Carolyn McBee, Ken Reese, Dan Drogowski, me
Front L to R: Derith Bennett (Nana), Jeff & Mary Meyer (2 Beacons), Bryan Acree (Chesapeak Bryan), Ruthie Cooper (MrsTLC), Carol Drogowski


Dave

In the Milwaukee Pier light photo, isn't that Kay Toth rather than Ruthie between Bryan and Carol?

nah, it's Ruthie - Gary & Kay were off having a very special, private tour of the Old Port Washington Light. Dave

[This message has been edited by Dave H (edited 07-11-2002).]

Sue,

I don't think so .... looks like TLC Ruthie to me. :confused

EF

Great pictures John. They bring back memories of the great trip all of us had. Thanks again for all the work you did in helping prepare the trip with Dave and others.

If you are in this photo and would like to have a free print of it, please email me with your mailing address.

Before departing on this trip, I had a computer crash and lost all my emails and my address book.

webmaster@lighthousekeepers.com


[This message has been edited by JChidester (edited 07-11-2002).]

Here's the photo Jeff Meyer was shooting when I caught him in the prone position:

Very interesting perspective on the pic!

Dave

Great pictures!!!! Thanks for sharing them

MelJB

Dave,

What perspective of the pic do you speak of?????? The photo through the flowers or Jeff's backside, hmmmmmmmm .......

Thank you John for letting us remember thru your photos what a GREAT time we had on the Door County trek.
Derith

Great pictures John. Just wish Karen and I could have able to go along. Maybe next time. Looks like a great time was had by all,especially Jeff in the last picture.

John,

Thanks for posting the photo that Jeff took. You just never know what kind of shot you will get unless you try different things. I know, because some of my "prone" shots turned out real interesting.

Carolyn

Really great photos John...it does bring back some great memories. Thanks.
Ruthie