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Snapshots From The Road:

Update: August 4th, 2003:


"A day with the Wolf, Part I"

Part II (11 images) here

Part III (11 images) here

Part IV (12 images) here

14 snapshots from the 'Sturgis 2003 Bike Rally':
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We looked at our itinerary for Monday, August 4th, 2003, and took note of a booking at the big motorcycle rally in Sturgis, which routinely draws 450 to 500 THOUSAND bikers from around the world (we've played this particular gig many times before). Since this year is Harley Davidson's 100th anniversary, we thought that this would be a good opportunity to document a "typical" day on the road. Let's take our itinerary for the day section by section and check out what a "Day with the Wolf" is like:



10am: "Airport Lobby Call", Nashville Airport:

Nashville airport departing flights
departing flights
Charlie

Charlie checking us in for the first of 2 flights today.

John and Michael with the laptops

Working with the laptops on the plane: John viewing the new "Fats Domino" DVD,
Michael working on images for the website (and enjoying a full mug of coffee ).

1:30pm: arrive in Minneapolis:



View of downtown Minneapolis from the plane

2:15pm: depart Minneapolis for Rapid City:


Chris, Steve and Danny waiting for the connecting flight to Rapid City:

Rapid City connection

2:54pm (mountain time zone): arrive in Rapid City:

Mike Connell (our bus driver) waiting to pick us up.

On the bus

Charlie (a bit surprised), Danny, Ron, and Doug already aboard.

3:30pm: bus departs for Sturgis:

Bus departs airport for Sturgis

Once everyone is aboard, we make the short 30 mile trip along I-90 from Rapid City to Sturgis:

Rapid City to Sturgis map

A day with the Wolf, Part II here

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