Hazel's Picture Gallery: Conventions: 2003

• LibertyCon 16/DeepSouthCon 41 Part 1, from Nashville to Chattanooga on Thursday (24-Jul-2003)
• Part 2, Setup on Thursday (24-Jul-2003)
• Part 3, Friday (25-Jul-2003)
• Part 4, Friday (25-Jul-2003)
• Part 5, Friday (25-Jul-2003)
• Part 6, Friday (25-Jul-2003)
• Part 7, Friday (25-Jul-2003)
• Part 8, Friday (25-Jul-2003)
• Part 9, Friday late night (26-Jul-2003)
• Part 10, Friday (25-Jul-2003)
• Part 11, Saturday (26-Jul-2003)
• Part 12, Saturday Night (26-Jul-2003)
• Part 13, Saturday Night (26-Jul-2003)
• Part 14, Sunday (27-Jul-2003)
• Part 15, Sunday Evening (27-Jul-2003)
• Part 16, Sunday Evening (27-Jul-2003)
• Part 17, Sunday Evening (27-Jul-2003)
• Part 18, Sunday Evening (27-Jul-2003)
• Part 19, Sunday Evening (27-Jul-2003)
• Part 20, Monday (28-Jul-2003)

See also:

• Brock

Rev. 29-Aug-2008 14:06:49

Pictures recovered with help from Matthew Randolph.

1849-01 (lost: chat202.jpg) BFI dumpsters behind Harbor Freight Tools. I think the dumpsters might be color coded for recycling sorting -- the green one was chock full of cardboard. I dumped my cardboard boxes (from my party) here, which is where I'd pick up a bunch of them in the first place. (Monday 28-Jul-2003 11:18)

1849-02 high-res image offline Brach & Brock Confections, in Chattanooga. In 1994, the Brach's and Brock's candy companies merged. Specifically, the chairman of the board of E.J. Brach purchased all of the shares of Chattanooga-based Brock Candy Confections. Pretty lucky for those of us who had difficulty telling them apart anyway. While the sign on the building in Chattaanooga still says "Brach & Brock," it appears that they've discontinued the Brock trademark, and the official company name is Brach's Confections. (Monday 28-Jul-2003 11:55)

1849-03 high-res image offline Star Brites peppermint candy samples at the Brach & Brock candy factory. (Monday 28-Jul-2003 11:56)

1849-04 high-res image offline Tennessee Valley Railroad -- an operating museum. Didn't have time to go down and check it out, though. They're next door to the NMRA headquarters building. (Monday 28-Jul-2003 12:05)

1849-05 high-res image offline National Model Railroad Association headquarters building. I have a model of this building somewhere, from the fundraising effort they had to build this thing. It was nice to see it in real life -- I guess they raised enough money to build it. Didn't have the time to go in, though. Maybe next time I'm in town. (Monday 28-Jul-2003 12:06)

1849-06 This gentleman was walking along the road in the hot sun, after an afternoon of paying bills on foot. I gave him a lift the rest of the way home. It turned out his house (shown behind him) was only a mile or so from where I picked him up. (Monday 28-Jul-2003 15:51)

1849-07 high-res image offline Before turning in the rental car, I had dinner at "Bar-B-Cutie" in Nashville. (Monday 28-Jul-2003 17:48)

1849-08 high-res image offline Everywhere I went in Nashville and Chattanooga, I had the choice of regular Iced Tea or Unsweet Iced Tea. (When I went to Toronto the following month, there was no unsweetened iced tea to be had, anywhere.) (Monday 28-Jul-2003 17:53)

1849-09 (lost: chat211.jpg) These two ladies were seated near me on the plane. (Monday 28-Jul-2003 14:19)

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