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For those of you who did not attend last
year but may be interested in this years Rally which will again have the Greenhorn Guest Ranch as our host facility,
you may want to click on the link below to see more information on the Ranch.
GREENHORN CREEK GUEST RANCH
Below you will see photos of last years Rally
Tour which took our attendees through the Scenic backroads of Quincy prior to going to the Feather River College Fish Hatchery,
then on to the Plumas County Museum and ending with an Old Fashioned Picnic at Lambach Farms before returning to the Greenhorn
Creek Guest Ranch for the Saturday Night Festivities.
Parking our Model A's at the Fish Hatchery.
Zachery Parks of the Feather River College Fish Hatchery gave our attendees a very informational talk as we progressed through
the facility.
Zachary also, with the assistance of his helpers, "wrestled" a 65 pound sturgeon from one of the ponds for all of
us to see.
It was not an easy task, as we all witnessed.
The Feather River A's thanks Zachary Parks for the Great Tour through the Feather River College Fish Hatchery and also for
the hats that were given to our Rally attendees.
Rally attendess entering the Plumas County Museum for a step back in time to the Early Days of Quincy and the surrounding
area.
Thanks to our members Rick and Paula Foster for their effort at the Museum Tour.
Picking up the box lunches supplied by the Mountain High Sandwich Shop of Quincy at the Old Fashioned Picnic at Lambach Farms.
Thanks to Jana, the owner of the Mountain High Sandwich Shop.
Model A's parked around the "Vintage Gas Station", proprietor Dan Lambach. What's the price per gallon today, Dan?
Dan is very proud of his Vintage Gas Station, as he very well should be due to all the detail that he used in assembling it.
Dan Lambach setting the target in motion on his "Pin the Tail on the Lamb" Dart Game during the Old Fashioned Picnic.
Diann Montanari, one of the Rally Event coordinators unwinding a little bit during the picnic after all the work she put into
the Rally in preparation for the Event.
A "REALLY BIG THANK YOU" to Dan and Penny Lambach for Hosting the Old Fashioned Picnic at their Ranch. Penny says
"it gave Dan a good excuse to clean up the place." Great Job guys, and thanks to Rich and Holly Schreiber for helping
them to prepare the grounds for the Picnic.
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