Scrapbook

This scrapbook is where you will find pictures of ARK members

 at car shows, meetings, and other club functions.

         

2008

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LIL Diamond II Boat Cruise
June 28th

To Commemorate ARK's 25th Anniversary the club boarded the Lil Diamond II for a cruise along the historic Erie Canal. Captain Jerry took us for a 90 minute ride from Herkimer down through Lock 18 and back. Along the way her gave us a history lesson about the Erie Canal. It was a great trip until Brent wrestled control of the boat away from Captain Jerry! Just joking! After the cruise we all sat along the canal for a nice lunch. 

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ARRRG! I've taken over this ship ya scurvey barnacles! Lil Diamond II Lil Diamond II
Members on the port side Members on the starboard side
Members on the bow Canal gate
Canal gate Historic Church
View down river Approaching Lock 18 Approaching Lock 18 Approaching Lock 18
The Mohawk river just below the canal Entering the lock John the lock opperator Lock 18 sign
Gates closing gates further closed Happy club members! Starting our decent
View of the up river gate Down river gate opening Down river gate opening Leaving the gate
View down river from Lock 18 Family of Geese Flood level merked on steps of Lock 18 Mark Ingleston, Gary Green, and their kids
Back in Lock 18 - Going up! Leaving Lock 18 going up river - viw of the locks boat Mrs. Van Leuvan and her clan. This young man really took charge!
The Greens son takes his turn at the helm The Greens youngest son The Van Leuvans eldest The Van Leuvans middle daughter
The Van Leuvans youngest daughter Ruth Zierak's daughter Joe Van Leuvan and his wife Another picture of our happy club members
View up stream View of our wake View of the water moving around the boat hmmmmm, I bet I could take over this ship.
I did it! I took over the ship! This is GREAT! WOO HOO! Sir, may I have my boat back? Cap'n Jerry
View from Gems Along the Mohawk View from Gems Along the Mohawk View from Gems Along the Mohawk View from Gems Along the Mohawk
Chow line! Chow line! Chow line! Jim Hinman and George Rochester drove their hot rods. The rest of us wimped out and drove our daily drivers.