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Cathy, Paul W, and BaileyBailey watches Cathy walk by as Paul Witty looks on. The blue object near Cathy's foot is Oakley the Octopus, one of Bailey's favorite toys at the time (we had to retire him as Bailey eventually wanted to just tear him up). You can see lots of other pictures with Oakley in Bailey's puppy gallery.Mar 17, 2006
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Big PuppyBailey was over 50 pounds, but we still loved to hold him. Here he gets a hug from Cathy.Mar 17, 2006
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Lounging at the CampfireSeems like we always had a campfire going.Mar 17, 2006
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More Fire TimeThe night was chilly, but the fire was wonderful.Mar 17, 2006
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Talking 'round the FireSome of the best times were had after dark around the campfire. Here we toasted marshmallows, made s'mores, talked about many subjects, both fun and serious...Mar 17, 2006
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Bailey SwimmingBailey got his first swimming experience at the camp. He has been a water-loving dog from the beginning (he crawled in his water dish when we first met him at his breeder), and was able to swim out to fetch some sticks with no problem.Mar 17, 2006
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Bailey Looking CuteA really nice (and cute) picture of Bailey taken by Amy Witty.Mar 17, 2006
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Amy W. and BaileyThis was a notable camping trip for us as this was our first time camping with Bailey, our Golden Retriever. He did wonderful, even though he's used to being an indoor dog. He really got a lot of attention from everyone in the group, and behaved very well for a not-quite-6-month-old pup. Mar 17, 2006
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Amy W. and BaileyAlthough pretty hyper at times, Bailey was generally really well behaved.Mar 17, 2006
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Indy 500 MuseumInside the museum itself was car after car of winners of many of the 500 races. I'm not sure how they have collected all these -- some were replicas but most were the actual vehicles. In this picture, Tim sits in a replica which you were actually allowed to enter.Mar 17, 2006
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Turn OneThis is "turn one" of the Indy 500 racetrack. If you follow the track back you'll see the scoring pylon.Mar 17, 2006
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The "Pagoda"The bus tour took us around the racetrack itself, which was cool. The racetrack is called "The Brickyard" but I never knew why. Turns out the whole thing used to be paved with bricks. Most of them are still under the current asphalt surface. The picture to the left shows a new "pagoda" which was built for scorekeeping and the press. Evidently in years past (the track is almost 100 years old) there was an actual Japanese pagoda in the same location.
Mar 17, 2006
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