So long, farewell, Auf Wiedersehen, adieu

Crafting necklaces - Dell, Mary, Georgiana, Diane, Sherry's arm, me, Vicky, Betty, Madeline

Madeline and Diane enjoying learning a new craft.

Diane - note the necklace!

Vicky - Note the necklace

Del & Georgiana - Note the necklace!

We had a wonderful bar-b-q buffet dinner for our last night together.  Lots of cheers and tears before parting and heading to many different destinations on our way home.

Norm & Sherry Titland

Trev & Dell Thomas

Duane & Judy Kent

Madeline & Bob Younge

Earl & Betty Harriss

Dick & Diane Kolb

Dale & Dee Veenendaal

Mary & Dan Correll

Mabel & Steve Moist

Bob & Judy Simons

Vicky & Steve Waagmeester

Del & Georgiana Kuhlman

Connie & Howard Morrill

Carol Ann & Bob Iles

Mike & LeeAnn Reiersgaard

Amarillo, Texas

Cadillac Ranch

Pizza Party, followed by game playing - Sticks, Progressive and Sequence.

Yoder and Dodge City, Kansas

Don, Mary, Bob and I went to Yoder looking for an Amish community.  We found a very small town with some shops.  There were amish ladies selling their home baked goods.  Yum!  The snickerdoodles were delish!!  While in a gift shop we learned of a turkey dinner called the Yoder Community Turkey Dinner and the proceeds benefit missions.  This was the 49th year for the event.  We  enjoyed turkey, stuffing, corn, potatoes, cranberry salad, gravy, rolls, and a large assortment of homemade pies.  It was all you could eat and we were all hard pressed to finish our first plate.  No seconds for us.  

Great colors on our way to Dodge City.

Buffalo statues with a live llama resting beside them.

Kansas

Now this is a cool way to make use of a tree stump.

Hen Feathers Quilt Shop in Wichita.  Great ideas and wonderful fabrics!

Dinner at Cattleman's Steakhouse

Dinner at Cattleman's Steakhouse in Oklahoma City was delicious and too much food.  Not so with the desserts.  Still waiting for the waitress to check on dessert for our some at our table.  We had no problem locating the steakhouse but a few of us followed our "Garmins" and drove on a ramp that was supposedly closed for construction.  But as Bob Simons would say perhaps "it's only a suggestion."  Luckily, we had no obstacles on the ramp and were able to navigate back to the campground.

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Statue at Bass Pro Shop, in background our group waiting for trolley.