Come on over guys! We'll throw some burgers on the grill, sit around the campfire, and swap tales. Got down to almost single digits in Truckstockland last night.

 

The Panel isn't afraid of snow.If your up to a winter truckstock,I be there. It would be warmer than the 30 below that we used to ride snowmobiles in.

 

Hey Doc you'll need to start on the fire at least a day ahead of any Truckstockers arriving! I actually caught the Woodstock movie last night. Your clean up was much easier than theirs!

 

No need for an early fire start, Rob, I have lots of dry wood and Missy Green is ready to plow through the snow.

 

Great pic of Missy Green loaded and ready for work Ray! I think the key is DRY wood!

 

So I'm a little slow... and just noticed yesterday that my Truckstock calendar was still on February.

I flipped it over to March, and showed my wife the picture of Doc's truck (I'm assuming that's Doc's).

She said, "Ooh, a monkey face!"

Now that's a keeper.

 

LOL. Sounds like you've taught your wife well. Yeah, that's my tired ole "20-footer" truck. If you look closely, you can see Garry's Hummer Golf Cart in the background. My kids LOVED that thing. That's Garry standing behind it to the right, and I can't decide if that's me or somebody else standing beside him (it's pretty bad when you can't even recognize yourself). You can also see some of my hay bales behind us in the distance. Garry and Ross helped me a ton in getting my hay baled just before everybody else showed up. I'm forever grateful for their help.

 

So now we have a whole line of old trucks lined up for the April picture. Looks like something Homade in the rear. Get yours while they last, certain to be collectable items.

 

Right on time Ray! A new smile and memory each month for me as well. The Truckstock desk calendar just keeps on giving. That is a mighty fine tailgate featured for April!

 

I'm looking forward to flipping over to next month

 

For a man with your photo chop skills, that should be no problem.

 

Ray, don't get him started!

 

He-he-he-he

 

I'm not gonna look at next month until... next month...

 

I just couldn't help paging through it. Each month brings back memories.

I've read story after story from people who take truck related trips all over the country and had never did any myself. Truckstock was the first and best. I'm not into the big, huge shows with hundreds of vehicles and thousands of people rubbing shoulders. I am sure Truckfest is going to give Truckfest a run for it's money. Remember it's not the place really, it's the people.