Our daughter Barbara and her husband
Andy joined me this year to take pictures
of the Annual Lake Wildwood Boat Parade. We took 419 pictures
altogether in our effort to
get the best possible pictures for the entrants. With 29 boats that
worked out to an average of
about 14 pictures of each boat. Elaborate boats have as many as 23
pictures. I
culled the best overall picture of each boat and made framed 5 x 7-inch
prints
of each, which were distributed to the boat entrants as a small thank
you
for making this year’s parade the success it was.
I have all the pictures on my
computer, sorted by boat numbers, and would be happy to make available
to boat
entrants the many additional pictures that were taken of their boats,
which include close-ups
of individuals on board. Since each picture is about 1.5 megabytes, the
best way
of doing this is to burn a CD. With negligible additional effort, the
CDs will
also include the culled-best pictures of all 29 boats. Anyone wanting a
CD
should contact Herb Lindberg (432-5096 or )
and he will make one for you for $1 to cover the cost of the CD and
jewel box.
But most of you just want to see the
boats. As I did last year, I'm posting
mainly the winners, which were listed sans pictures on page 6 of the
July 16,
2004 issue of
The
Lake Wildwood Independent, three for power boats and three for
pontoon boats.
The theme this year was Made in America. Pontoon boat winners
were:
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