During opening ceremonies, Camp Wing Tyme participants were given a blow by blow description of the misadventures of the Keenons (Bruce and Linda) and the Manrys (Tony and Diane) our GWTA Executive and National Events Directors. Their trip to Angel's Camp was filled with interesting challenges. Well, the trip home on borrowed bikes was off to a great start also. In the photo on the right, Bruce is explaining why their only bike key is safely locked in the trunk, while eager helpers try to figure out how to open the "Key-none's" trunk.
Jim Mays, Don Fisher, Bruce, Russ Grimm

 Left: Bruce "Key-none" watching and wondering what could possibly go wrong next. Right: Joanne Davis consoling Mr. "Key-none" as he leans on a sign explaining  his fate if he's unable to move the bike soon. A sympathetic crowd has gathered to assure him they will be there with him to the end. After all, we are family. Linda, Vince, Waf, Ellie, Janet (sitting), Joanne, Bruce, Betty,
Phyllis, Ed.

Ed Davis, Russ Grimm, and Larry Oswald in a serious discussion about whether or not to follow the Key-nones and Manrys home, should any other mishaps occur if and when the bike key is removed from its secure location.

Through a membership group effort, the trunk was opened using a carefully bent and strategically located coat hanger. Bruce and Linda (now called Key-one), and sidekicks Tony and Diane, headed for home.

Helping them through this ordeal was the least we could do as thanks for all the work they put into another great gathering. Ride safe you guys and do a pat-down before closing that trunk from now on.