Be safe Bill and Sherrie, that looks dangerous!

Reminds me of my hangar in 07. Man, I hate tornadoes.

Bill and Sherrie, from everybody here, you'll be missed but we will try to carry on. Sorry to hear about your brother's place and fully understand your need to stay and help. We would all do the same thing.

Nick

Sorry to hear of your brother's misfortune, but I'm glad everyone is unhurt.

We'll miss you down here, but the sitution up there is important.

Bill and Sherrie, just glad no one was hurt. Be careful with the work. I've fallen off one roof too many.
Jim

You're a good brother! Glad no one was hurt.

William, Altough Barthmobile.com is like a second family your first family comes first..... Be safe and we're glad noone was injured....

We miss you guys but understand the need to help Family.

Man, is sure seems quiet down there..... Well, from here anyway....

Patch if you were there and able to talk face to face with other Barthonians would you be on the computer? Bet it is not rainy dreary like here in the Land of 10000 Lakes! I work tomorrow so I'm sure it will be nicer

I'll bet they are having a blast. With that many of our upper echelon members in one place the "fun meter" is probably pegged in the red! We'll have to wait for the always interesting updates.
Too bad the weather is so unstable..I half considered jumping in my "other Barth" (Cessna 172) to look for an airport near Appling. Heck, I could probably land it in Nick's meadow! I could be there in a few hours...oh well, maybe next time.

We're not having that much fun. The Nacho cheese dip was 3 minutes late. Dinner was chicken thighs and hot wings, plus salad. Weather has been clear but slightly warm. The champagne was also 2° too warm. Lost feed for the Indianapolis 500 for nearly 30 seconds.

But we soldier on...

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The champagne was also 2° too warm. Lost feed for the Indianapolis 500 for nearly 30 seconds.

Nearly unacceptable.... But I guess for a succesful GTG there is a price to be paid....

We got the roof on, my brother has a boom lift and a sky trac, so it went pretty smooth. We were able to flip the portion of the roof that was hanging down back up using the sky trac to make a temp roof while we were working.



My brother's 8 yr old daughter gave Walker some pointers on operating the lift. She was really a big help ferrying whatever we needed from the ground to the roof. It's amazing how well she can operate the lift just inches from the roof. Walker helped out too by doing ground running for us.



A fresh shiny new roof.



Thanks for the encouraging words from everyone, we really were looking forward to going to Nick's.

SD; Great to see that the roof is finished and you can hopefuly make it to Nick's. The temp should be just right for you , sherri and the kids. All of you have a great time , post lots of pics. We spent the day at the park dedicating a new Vets Memorial with names of all who have served in Civil War to present from town.Let the good times roll.