Our tour on Friday began at 800A, as we started out toward the El Morro National Monument.  Our first stop was at a lava tube/cave where a ranger showed up & gave us many informative facts about the area & the wildlife.  We couldn’t have planned it better!  At this point, some of the guys tore apart Betty Housholder’s car looking for a non existent problem.  The rubber chicken hovered nearby as Betty’s ignition went haywire.  All was fixed & the chicken (aka “Baby Wing”) joyfully returned to Mark & Susan Wing’s coop.

Don and Fran enjoying a laugh at breakfast on Friday morning.

Tin Lizzies ready for the tour to begin!

Larry unloading his 1912 touring from the trailer.

Susan, Bernice, Lorna, and Sharon ready to go.

Vernon and Vern

Vaughn's friend Matt, Vernon, Vaughn, Don, and Vern

Susan and Kirk

Mary Ann and Neil in their 1916 touring.

Waiting for the tour to begin

Don with the club mascot the "rubber chicken".

Mary Ann and Russell

Kim, Michael, and Betty

Larry giving tour instructions

Waiting for some of the T's in back of the caravan to rejoin the group after a lecture and delay by an over-zealous law enforcement officer.

Back on the road again!

T's entering the El Malpais (Badlands) National Monument

Betty and her 1920 coupe entering the El Malpais parking area.

Linda and Dean

A ranger describing the El Malpais flora and fauna - especially the local bats.

A very informative impromptu presentation!

Linda striking a pose next to Vern's 1923 speedster.

Mark making repairs to Betty's electrical system.

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