When the third weekend in May rolls around, it’s time for the Door County Scottie Rally in Baileys Harbor, Wisconsin.
This year we had a pirate theme.
Despite the threat of rain and cold temperatures, the rally remained undaunted.
Mom (photo by Mary Lauber).
The Terrier Tech tent housed some of the workshops you could participate in if you liked.
Although FB puts us in touch with many Scottie people, the rally presents opportunity to meet them in person, old and new. We are always glad to see our friends from Saint Louis Scottish Terrier Rescue. They work tirelessly year round for the good of Scotties.
Mary Lauber and Stewie welcome Kim Studstill and Ainsley McKenna to this year’s rally.( photo by Catman Studstill) Ainsley turned out to be a champ rat hunter. She’s already made her reservation for next year. Rats Beware.
Tracie Lange is my new BFF. She has been a friend of our FB page and looked us up while at the rally. She took good care of me while Mom and Dad watched Brother take part in the barn hunt and earth dog activities. (photo borrowed from Tracie Lange)
Although we have known Australian Beril Murray for several years, Mom got to meet Lynne Spencer of Rocky Creek Farms for the first time. Mom says a visit to Rocky Creek is on her bucket list. (photo by Jason Rhodes)
We love our Wisconsin friends, Kathy, Deb and Connie. It was Deb and Kathy’s first rally. They had a blast. You remember, we stopped to see them in Tomah before continuing to Door County.
Around Scottie headquarters, you could make a step stone,
visit the pet psychic,
get a massage like Ainsley here,
or rest for a bit in the Rainbow Bridge Memorial garden, one of Mom’s favorite places.
The rally is also a benefit for the heath and rescue of Scotties and monies raised through donations, auctions, and raffles go to this purpose.
In the silent auction, Mom won the pictures by Kate Wood and Elena Adam which were donated in the memory of Ruffles de Scottie.
Friday evening ended with Brother winning the Rum Runner race and reclaiming his title of “Fastest Scottie”. Too bad they don’t have a ‘fetch contest’; I would win it paws down. Woof! ~ Lucy
Looks like a fun time!
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Oh I am so glad Indy reclaimed his title! And I wish I could have taken your workshop! What fun!
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Dad was super happy.
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Love all the photos of the people who attended and the activities they participated in. I am especially touched by the Rainbow Bridge Memorial Garden. Congrats to Indy on being the fastest Scottie. Congrats to you, Miss Lucy, for being so pretty and congenial all the days you were there💞❣🌷
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I won lots of ‘loot’
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Arrrr, what a bunch of Ruff-f-f looking pirates! (Guess we should say Arrr-oooooo since you’re SCOTTIE pirates!)
Sure looks like fun activities and a fun bunch of looking pirates!
Keep having fun! Thanks for the great pictures— all of the Scotties are soooo darling in their striped shirts!
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I was going to say something about sitting on that pirate’s shoulder but I’m teared up about the rainbow bridge and thinking about Kyla.
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oh pirates and massages and even a psychic tent… I hope there is not Lucy van Pelt in that tent…. the stepstones are so touching and I love the quote… together forever… yes!
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So lovely to see you all and the memory artwork of Ruffles. So miss that little darling
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We do too.
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Yah gotta come to Rocky Creek Farm….very magical place, and another great opp to meet friends from FB.
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Looks like it was a fun time!!!
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