Well, I know these are late.  I've had them for a while, but it was such a
great event.  Thank you Chris for putting it on yet once again.

I had attended once several years ago and had a good time, but 'life' kept
getting in the way of my coming back.  The Full Moon Bus Club has
sort of re-energized me in the activity; it's a great group of diverse
people - a real community of sorts that gets together every now and then.

I thoroughly enjoyed myself, even though my wife couldn't come.  I hope that
those of you who didn't make it for whatever reason will enjoy some
of the pictures that I took and get some feeling for the sense of community
that gathers for these events.  We all have Volkswagens (or want to)
and somehow, this is a glue that helps bridge other gaps that would not
cause our paths to cross in everyday life - hooray.  These days with
diminishing family ties, we can revel in other groupings that help us relate
to other folks.  I feel sorry sometimes for some of my disconnected
friends who don't seem to have anything to belong to.  I feel blessed.  I am
a member of a number of groups that are significant.

Oh well - off the soapbox.

Here's a link to some pictures ->
http://theklube.smugmug.com/gallery/2721014#144319801

Mostly vehicles and camping settings.  Joy did a much better job of getting
the people.

Peace.

John Graham
88 Westy - Charlotte, NC
planning on Naturalbus...

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