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Pictures on this page are from a 5400
mile road trip taken by Arnett (Mom) and Gary Sanchez in early
October 2002 to visit Mom's friends Donna and Joanne in Ames, Iowa
and the Gary's birth Father, James Tewmey, and family in and around
Harrodsburg, Kentucky. We went to the Black Hills to see the
Crazy Horse Monument and the
Mount Rushmore National Memorial on the way out and also stopped
near Nashville, Tennessee to visit Gary's brother Jim Tewmey on the
way back. |
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Gary above and Mom below
on Interstate 80 along the Truckee River just wet of Fernley, Nevada |
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| Sunset outside
San Fermin Restaurante, Winnemucca, Nevada |
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Mom at
Crazy Horse
Monument in the Black hills of South Dakota |
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| The model of
the Crazy Horse
Monument as it is to be shaped when completed. The face of
Crazy, as carved on the mountain, is visible under the arm of the
model.
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| Gary at
Crazy Horse
Monument in the Black hills of South Dakota |
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Mom at
Mount Rushmore
National Memorial |
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3 times life size sculpture entitled
"Corn Stalkin" by well known sculptor,
Beverly Paddleford
at
Cabela's store at Mitchel, SD |
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Front of huge
Cabela's store at Mitchel, SD |
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| Mom with Joanne,
Donna and Heather the Dog at their home in Ames, Iowa |
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Donna and Heather |
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| Gary's father, James Tewmey with his
wife Flona on the left, Aunt Bessie and her Husband Bob Taliafero of
the right with Gary's sister, Lora Bother and her daughter Ashley in
the middle at
Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill, Harrodsburg, KY
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| From left to right: Ashley, Lora
Botner, Gary, Laura Peyton (Gary's sister), and James Tewmey at
Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill, Harrodsburg, KY
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James Tewmey, Lora Botner and her
daughter Ashley in front of limestone cliffs near Shaker Landing on
the scenic Kentucky River |
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Gary's father, James Tewmey at the Fish
and Game farm where the fishing reservoir in the background is named
for and dedicated to him. |
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Gary's grand neice, Laura Peyton's
grandaughter, Lauryn Denson with her cousin and Gary's neice, Ashley
Botner at the cemetery in
Old Fort Harrod State Park. The girls were a little scared when
the read the that the children of the first permanent European
settlement west of the Alleghenies dating from March 1774 buried
their children here. |
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James Tewmey, Ashley Botner, Benny
Peyton, and Lauren Denson at in front of the gate of the Old Fort at
Old Fort Harrod State Park |
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| Lauren and Ashley in
front of the
Federal Monument commemorating the exploration of the
Northwestern Territory by George Rogers Clark, dedicated in 1934 by
Franklin D. Roosevelt. Gary's grandfather, installed the first
amplified public address system ever heard in this area for the
President's speech, which was attended by about 50,000 people. |
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