Thanks Bill,

To view the pano, hold your mouse button down inside the picture and move it to the left or right. If you keep the mouse button pressed it will continue to scroll around.

Have Fun,
Wm.

Hi Wm., THAT is really something!.....Thanks for making it happen!.....and Good Luck on the trailer project, it was a great exhibit for the GTG!

The other Lee

That's a wonderful view for someone that could not make it to the GREAT event. I normally would not go out and install software (Apple Quicktime) just to look at a picture, but judging from other work of this photographer, I felt that it would yield good results, and it did. The 'Zoom' and tilt were neat. Great job, how about the one from the other end - please

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Originally posted by Jack:
I normally would not go out and install software (Apple Quicktime) just to look at a picture, but judging from other work of this photographer, I felt that it would yield good results, and it did.

For those who have emailed me telling me it isn't viewable to them, here is the link to Apple - Quicktime free download area. I really appreciate William doing this for us. I am really looking forward to...

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...the one from the other end...

...because my coach is down there.

When he was doing this, I saw him do the Pano in 3 places, so there might be a center section too.

Well, it's Thursday night and we still haven't made it home from the GTG. Tuesday, we decided that we have seen enough of I-95 in our lifetime so we traveled west to the beginning of the Blue Ridge Parkway and have been on it for the last 3 days. The weather has been spotty with a lot of heavy fog and limited visibility. The Leaves have been gorgeous and our timing was perfect in that area. We have stopped at nearly every sight seeing sight along the way. Wednesday, we only traveled 130 miles. About the same today. We were going to travel the entire length of the parkway, which is 469 miles. We had to leave it after 400 miles due to a small problem. No, the coach is running fine. The last three tunnels have a clearance of 9.5 to 10 feet. Don't want to turn the Barth into a convertible. Should be back home tomorrow or Saturday. Unless of course we can figure out a way to just stay gone until Danny's Hillsborough GTG.

Nick

Thanks William, another nice job!

I still wonder if that GMC is a Barther traveling incognito, or a stranger caught in a gaggle of a different brand of coaches.

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Originally posted by olroy:
I still wonder if that GMC is a Barther traveling incognito, or a stranger caught in a gaggle of a different brand of coaches.

Neither, they came as invited relatives (parents/inlaws/grandparents) of "Mat, Angela & Rhean's" party. They are driving the blue 3 tone Barth with the flag in the front.

That is pretty slick! Now I can see a lot more of what I missed out on. I wish the Stagecoach was in the picture!

Yes those would be my parent's in the GMC.

You all should have been there.............

Was not my fault that I wasn't there, I sure tried.

Some more pictures.

Now, if you were there, you might know what this is...

If not, maybe in the future.


Finally, a picture of the campsite


The wine tasting w/ cheese and crackers was a great treat.






I was listening to someone bloviating. No really, all the conversation was great.


More coach photos.

Great pics, sorry I missed it.

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Originally posted by Rusty:
StaRV II is bedded down at the Peach State Star Gaze near Sharon, GA (about 35 miles west of Nick and Donna Cagle's). Stargazing weather did not arrive.

Hey Rusty...as a side bar…it is a small world…I work with a small publication called “Journal of the Assn. of Lunar & Planetary Observers”. My contact is Ken Poshedly who founded the Peach State Star Gaze…know him?