Redwood Run
2008 Redwood Run Salmon Creek Quilt Booth
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Quilt by Nancy Branch
Quilting by April Sproule
This amazing piece of fabric art and some wonderful volunteers are making money for Salmon Creek Community School at our Biker Run. The Harley riders are wonderful people, supportive of kids.
It’s like going to a different country though where our rules are suspended. Naked women ride motorcycles through the camp, Tattoos are the norm rather than the exception and lollipops shaped like genitalia are being lapped up like ….uh…candy.
Oh, and is Credence Clearwater Revisited worth listening to? Well, I got drug away after 2 hours and I don’t like concerts.
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Beauteous quilt – I’m so jealous! 😀
“I got drug…”
I was dragged…
Great quilt, such beautiful colors. I bet it’s a madhouse down there with three huge events. Be safe.
A bright and beautifully colored quilt! Hope it brings in big bucks for the kids.
What, no photo of the wet T-shirt contest?
Thank you, Nancy and April for the stunning donation of their art, and thank YOU, Kym, for working the whole weekend amid the rumble and dust of the Run. Our school has some really devoted supporters.
I hope you have a nice, quiet father’s day! (Did you get him a lollipop?)
Kym
It was nice to meet you at long last. ( I was repairing a reach-in refrigerator, Kym was selling quilt tickets, at the Harley run. I’ve met her before, but that was before I knew her as “The Redhead Blackbelt”.) Kym, you will be pleased to know that you met all my expectations.
As a person that is normally good with words, you only made one small mistake. When talking about how you are pulled away from a concert, you should say you were “dragged” not “drug”. Try to never use the word drug and concert in the same sentence.
Kym, check this out – all your beautiful photos, would make a nice blog book!
http://www.blurb.com
Actually, the “drug” comment made me stop, shake my head, remember who was writing, and then interpret it as I hope you meant it to be.
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Love the quilt!
Ernie, E tu Brute?
Hey, I’m from the hills and when I’m tired Colloquialisms dribble out like baby drool.
Rose I like that link. THanks.
Kato, No lollipops!
Amazing quilt, simply stunning. Wish I had been there to buy raffle tickets, I’d have that on my bed by now! I have a lot to catch up on with your blog but it’s going to have to wait, keep up the great work – steve
Thanks Steve. Nancy and April do some amazing work.
Hey. im still waiting for you to call me and tell me I won the qiuilt. whats up with that.?
Sorry Laurie, Unfortunately Doug Smith thinks he won and since he’s bigger than me….
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