HEALEY RENDEZVOUS
2005

The cars, people and scenery made Healey Rendezvous 2005 the most memoriable meet we have attended in years. There were so many west coast Healeys that were just beautiful. The members from the Northwest made us Texans feel right at home with their great hospitality. The scenery was breath taking, as you can see from some of the more than 300 pictures we took.

After attending Conclave on the East coast we came back to Dallas to embark on the "Great Healey Adventure" to the Northwest, to attend the AHCUSA Healey Rendezvous 2005 hosted by the Austin Healey Club of Oregon. What a great job the Oregon club did in making this a fun and enjoyable meet. Thank you, AHCO for the memories.

The Bundrants and Lenschows have already started to make plans to attend the Healey Rendezvous 2006. It will be held in Nelson, BC, July 24-28, 2006. See some new country, plan your own Healey adventure to the Northwest in 2006 and join us in Nelson, BC.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 













This is the way to start a Healey adventure
High in the clouds.
Just a small bridge to cross.
The view of the Pacific from Shilo Inn in Seaside, Oregon.
Another sunset at Seaside, Oregon.
The Shilo Inn marquee.
Packed and ready to tour the Oregon coast.
Lewis & Clark did it in a canoe; we did it in our Healeys.
Joyce & Don Bundrant at Seaside, Oregon.
The Bundrant's traveling partners, Kay & Don Lenschow.
So much beautiful scenery, so little time. The "Cranberry" JH on the Oregon coast.
Bill & Pat Bolton's, where we were treated to a back yard cookout.
Bill Bolton's Tri Carb has a little problem with tight brake shoes.
What a waterfall we visited along the way to Healey Rendezvous 2005.
A little Texas wire to hold up Bill Bolton's exhaust pipe.
Beautiful cars lined up for the popularity show.
Dave & Sandy Maxwell, is that Dave taking a horizontal break?
The Canadians and Texans took the back roads tour to Crater Lake.
We traveled 250 miles to reach Crater Lake. The short direct route was 65 miles.
The Cranberry made it to the top.
No mountain to high for the "Bobber".
Crater Lake was well worth the drive.
You don't see scenery like this in the flat lands of the Midwest.
Joyce & Don Bundrant and Kay Lenschow enjoy the view.
Yes, they still have snow at Crater Lake.
A special treat was the day we spent at Train Mountain.
2600 acres and 13 miles of big boy toy trains
Lunch stop on the train ride.
A stop at Chiloquin, Oregon
Don Lenschow, President AHCUSA, presents Doug Auburg with award for the many years he has served the club.
Past President, Bill Emerson, is recognized for his service to our club.
Carlos Cruz and his son, is presented award for his work as Publicity officer of AHCUSA
Could you tell from the decorations that a Healey owner lives here at the Richard & Julia Gordon's.
We spent a very enjoyable time with the Gordons. Healey and African safari pictures, how could you ask for anything more.
No trip to Denver would be complete without a tour of Molly Brown's house.
My great traveling partner, Kay.
 
 
Don 7-31-05