This album is a tribute to Boomer, who went to the Rainbow Bridge on November 14, 2007. Boomer was very well-loved, and is dearly missed! Boomer was a heinz 57 mix, with at least basset, cocker and lab in him, and who knows what else!

Once again, the T@Bs converge on Townsend, TN. A good time was had by all!

Over 45 T@Bs from all over the US and Canada converged in the center of the US in Minden, NE at Pioneer Village campground. It was wonderful seeing old friends as well as meeting new T@B folks. It was also neat getting to visit areas of the country that we had not visited before. Our itinerary took us from GA, through TN and overnighting in KY, then through IL, visiting the Arch in St. Louis, and overnighting in the middle of MO. Visiting Randall's neice in Kansas City who happened to be there for a scholastic competition that very same weekend, driving through Iowa, then to Minden, NE. After Minden we went through KS to spend a couple of nights in OK. We spent an afternoon at the Cherokee Heritage center near Tulsa. Then the next day drove through AR and TN to overnight in MS. Then through AL to end up home in GA. Whew - what a whirlwind!!!

We enjoyed a beautiful weekend at Four Paws Kingdom for their season opening weekend and Easter.

Another great T@B gathering! We had 10 T@Bs from several states. It was great seeing everyone again and meeting new T@B folks as well! We also had some visitors (Sharon and her sister and her pooch) come to visit and meet us all.

This was the second annual camping and hiking outing for the North Georgia Siberian Husky Club. We had more campers this year. We camped in out T@B with Mackenzie. Jill and Austin Caldwell camped in their van with Chase and Twister. Rob and his brother Jeff camped in a tent with Dakota. We had a great time, and the hiking and views were gorgeous!

The North GA Siberian Husky Club participated in the Paulding County Christmas parade. We had a nice group of dogs, pulling the sled loaded with gifts. We all had a great time, and the dogs were petted within an inch of their lives!

We visited Four Paws Kingdom (yes, again!!) for Thanksgiving. We brought Boomer and Mackenzie. On Thursday, the campground owners prepared the traditional Thanksgiving feast, and it was delicious! On Saturday, we played doggie games, had a pot luck dinner, and then they had a Bingo game in the evening. On Sunday, they provided cinnamon rolls and coffe, while we all said our goodbye's for the season. We look forward to visiting again in their 2007 season!!

We spent the weekend camping at Unicoi State Park near Helen, GA. We ended up hibernating most of Satuday due to heavy rains, but we still had fun. On Sunday, several Siberian club members came up for a hike. The weather was gorgeous, but the trail was treacherous from the day's previous rain, so it was a short hike.

Four of us T@B owners met up at Four Paws Kingdom in NC. They loved the place as much as we do! We had a great time visiting with folks we had met before, as well as meeting a a new member. The dogs all had a great time playing together too.

This was our second try at cooking in Dutch Ovens. We made Venison Stew and Peachy Cake. Both came out great - yummy! We ust cooked in the driveway.

We visited Four Paws Kingdom in Rutherfordton, NC, which is in the west part of the state. It is a campground devoted to our furry friends! www.4pawskingdom.com

This was a gathering of T@B trailer owners. We camped at the Little River Village campground in Townsend, TN, just outside an entrance to the Great Smoky Mountain National Park. We had a great time meeting everyone and checking our everyone's modifications and set-ups. We had beautiful weather Saturday for the Tour of Homes and the evening potluck. Randall and I took a drive through Cades Cove in the N.P. Saturday afternoon, looking for wildlife and the old homesteads that used to be there. The Rally had a great turnout - 15 T@Bs, 1 "wannabe" couple, 29 people, 9 dogs, 2 home-made teardrops that we adopted during the Tour de T@B. States represented: FL, GA, AL, IN, IL, TN, NC, VA, WV

The North Georgia Siberian Husky Club 1st Annual Camping and hiking trip. Had a small group for the first outing. Cheryl and Randall Mincey, and Jill and Austin Caldwell were the only ones brave enough to camp :) Mackenzie, Chase and Twister all got along great and enjoyed playing. On Sunday Sandy Carman with Duffy and Robert with his Malamute Dakota came for the day to do a 5 mile hike. A great time was had by all!!

Here is where we showcase our furkids!

Having breakfast inside the T@B while camping at FDR state park in Pine Mountain, GA, Dec 2 - 4 with the GA RV'ers from RV.net.

Tugaloo State Park October 12 - 23, 2005. This campground is on Lake Hartwell, on the border of Georgia and South Carolina. We saw another T@B camping, as well as a home-built teardrop trailer. Nice seeing relatives of the T@Binator!

This was the maiden voyage of The T@Binator, our new 2006 Dutchmen/Thor T@B. We spent the weekend at Fort Yargo State Park in Winder, GA. Our friends, Virginia and Frank live nearby, and they joined us for one night of camping.

The day was spent on a riverboat cruise, then visited a gold dredge, stopped by the pipeline. Then it was back home to Atlanta. What an incredible trip!

Train ride from Anchorage to Denali took most of the day Monday, 8/30. Took a day long trip 60 miles into Denali today.

The cruise has ended. We are continuing our trip on land. Before heading to Anchorage, we took a day cruise to view the nature in Kenai Fjord.

We were in Anchorage for only a short time - just overnight leaving very early the next morning to take a train to Denali. These are views from our hotel balcony.

Day at sea. Cruise College Fjord around dinner time. Last night on ship. It was nice having a window-view dning table all week!

Crusing Glacier Bay