792 x 409	The entire group in Al Carr's wood shop. Everybody is visible except for Rose Lavinder who seems to be hiding behind Gale Emery (on the left between Jan Munsee and Karen Carr.)
504 x 360	Al explains some of the techniques that he uses in his horse construction projects.
504 x 360	The Lavinders and the Munsees listen to Al tell how he makes his beautiful wooden horses.
360 x 504	Dutch and Rosemary check out the tapas on the patio of Al & Karen Carr's lovely home.
360 x 504	Looks like Tom doesn't quite believe something Carlton is telling him.
360 x 504	Jerry Houston seems a bit unsure about some of the food.
504 x 360	Ann and Ron Horn share stories with Gayl Carson
504 x 360	Tapas on the patio accompany the conversation and 20-plus years of catching up, in some cases.
504 x 360	Dick Thomas and Ann Horn enjoying the food and the conversations.
360 x 504	Dick and Gayl Carson in the living room, watching a video about Al's horse business.
504 x 360	Saturday we visit the Nimitz museum, and their recently opened exhibition on the Pacific War. Here a Japanese tank is on display.
504 x 360	An exhibit in the rear of the original Nimitz museum building.
432 x 432	At lunch we share the resturant with a few of the 1500 Harley bikers who were having their convention in the same town. Note one of the bikers is very supporative of his female companion.
504 x 360	As we return to our motel, and admired one of the bikes, the owner invited Cindy to sit on it. He even offered to hold her purse (as other bikers came and went). Now THAT guy was confident in his manhood!
504 x 360	Saturday evening we had a wonderful dinner of authentic Italian foods. Linda Muegge who catered the dinner,explains the dishes. Linda did such a spectacular job, she has been made an "honorary member" of the VVVA.
576 x 294	The group is attentive to Linda's presentation of how the various foods were prepared.
360 x 504	Carl gives the dinner high marks!
504 x 360	Dick and Connie Thomas also seemed to enjoy the meal. Here, a little post-dinner wine reminds us of some of our time at the Villa Verde Hotel in Naples.
360 x 504	Gayl won the Judy Derryberry shopping award, and here shows her rather unique bird house. The inside is cleaned through the hinged section shown.
504 x 360	Al and Karen's daughter, Ashley, loads the dishwasher as the evening draws to a close.

The evening ended with goodbyes that took over an hour. Nobody really wanted the leave and have the memories from years past fade away. There will never be another group like the CTF-60 staff and their spouses, nor a more interesting place than the Villa Verde in which we all spent many enjoyable hours, days, weeks, and sometimes months.