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| Mount Saint Helens Durango Rendezvous July 20 & 21, 2002 |
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| On July 20-21, the PNWDOC sponsored the first Cascade Durango Rendezvous, also known as the Mount Saint Helens Durango Rendezvous. We explored both sides of the volcano, had a great time meeting new friends, and ejoyed some spectacular scenery. |
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| Attending the 2 day event were: Steve & Sandy Fatseas of Everett, WA Tim & Sherry Lawson of Lynnwood, WA Adam Williams of Portland, OR Glenn Roberson of Springfiled, OR Rob Patterson of Normandy Park, WA Tom & Mona Ingram of Vancouver, WA Pat, Stephanie & Olivia Redden of Gresham, OR Angela Morrow of Glendale, AZ. Angela hitched rides with Pat on Saturday and Glenn on Sunday since she had to leave Furious D at home. John, Cindy, Annette & Melissa Johnson of Harstene Island, WA John, Cinde, Traisa, Shea & Noah Suchan of Dublin, CA Tom, Tony, Catharine & Christina DeBartolo of Shoreline, WA Joe & Jo-Ann Levy of New York & Dan Frye & Julie Friess of Oregon joined us on Sunday in Dan's Dakota. |
| Just waiting for the late-comers. In this picture from left to right are: (I hope) John Johnson,Mona Ingram, Melissa Johnson, Tom Ingram, Cindy Johnson, Cinde and John Suchan, Pat Redden, Tom DeBartolo (hidden by Pat), Stephanie Redden, Angela Morrow, Glenn Roberson, & Adam Williams. There's also a bunch of kids hidden in the picture. It was nice having so many kids along. They rode with each other in different trucks and made some new friends. |
| Group photo at the Silver Lake Visitor Center. We had 30 people at the event so this is only about half. |
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| Saturday - Elk Rock, Coldwater Lake & Coldwater Ridge |
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| Sunday - Breakfast and Door prizes |
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| Sunday - Ape Cave & Windy Ridge |
| We had folks from all over the PNWDOC Chapter and even some members from as far away as Arizona, California, and New York! |
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| See who went |
| For a complete collection of Saint Helens Durango Rendezvous photos on ImageStation: |
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| On Saturday we had 10 trucks waiting to go. How patriotic - every one was either red, white, or blue!! |
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