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From Sue & Roger Bell

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Group photo of rally attendees. 45 owner rigs and 7 wannabees attended the 2002 Horizons Rally .

The 2002 Horizons Rally was held at the Tuttle Creek State Park.

The park staff were very helpful and gave us a "warm" welcome.

The 2002 Horizons Rally had a full agenda.

The park was a great place to have our rally with plenty of room for our rigs and meeting area.

Some members of the 2002 rally committee meet to finalize rally details.

The set up of the rally began on Thursday.

George wields a mean sledge hammer.

Two large canopies were set up for the rally.

Everyone pitched in to help.

After all the hard work, happy hour began.

Thursday afternoon's happy hour gave everyone a chance to get acquainted.

Sue Bell, one of the rally co-chairpersons, gave directions to dinner.

The Sirloin Stockade was a great place for Thursday night's dinner.

Todd Lovin, the manager of the Tuttle Creek State Park, welcomed our group.

Harold Johnson was there to greet us.

We had a chance to meet Phil Brokenicky, the new owner of Horizons, Inc.

Phil unveiled the new Horizons logo and talked about new directions for the company.

The new Horizons logo is also available to prior owners who might want to add it to their rigs.

We were delighted to have J.D. Gallant from the RV Consumer Group address our group.

The weather at the morning session was cold and windy.

J.D. Gallant and Harold Johnson

Friday afternoon we moved to an alternative indoor meeting place because the weather was so cold outside. Nancy Moon, the editor of the Horizon Heral

We heard from Bob Voelcker who talked about wireless communication.

Friday night's potluck dinner was a big success. The food was great.

After dinner we enjoyed the talk by Joe Thompson and Mary O'Neill about health care on the road.

Our first speaker on Saturday morning was Paul Bernhagen who talked about solar power systems.

The weather was much improved for Saturday and we met at the park.

Pat Murphy talked to the group about working on the road.

Stephanie Bernhagen told the group about Workampers.

After lunch, Roger Bell gave a presentation about useful computer software.

Joe Green, a Horizons owner and representative from Mor-Ryde Axles, talked about axles and Mor-Ryde's new products.

Horizons hosted a pig roast for Saturday night's dinner.

The food was great.

Rally attendees were treated to door prizes during the dinner.

The owners enjoyed meeting the Horizons employees who came to the dinner.

Muriel and Harold Johnson

Harold Johnson and Phil Brokenicky

Gwin Kline

Marcia Mortensen

Ken Ullmer

Hal Miller built a great campfire for Saturday night.

Everyone enjoyed gathering around the campfire after Saturday night's dinner.

Joe Green enjoyed telling us a shaggy dog story.

Joe Thompson shared an embarassing moment with the group.

Sunday was a beautiful day. After the open house of the owners' rigs, everyone got together to discuss the next rally. We are still looking for a ra

The open house marker showed the patriotic spirit of the owners.

Joe Green's 38 foot fifth wheel, towed by a Peterbuilt truck, was one of the largest at the rally.

Everyone enjoyed wandering through the rigs in the open house, seeing the special features included in each one.

It was clear to see why we all chose Horizons.

Nancy Moon, the editor of Horizons Herald.