Well, I have to agree. It was a great time for me as well. I think that is definately what I like best about Dukes. Everyone feels like family. Granted I didn't get a chance to talk to Tim and Daney much, but it was great putting faces with the names. And it's funny to start talking about other people and discover that there really is a few degrees of separation with people- knowing Cousin Don from the CGLFC for example. Daney, Tim, Roger: You all are awesome- it was a pleasure talking to you all and well worth the snowstorms I had to go through to get there! My Rosco experience: I didn't really expect to be able to talk to him too much. Not only were they moving people along, but I am horribly shy and get nervous easy... so after buying a picture for my 14 year old daughter Lisa and getting my hat out of my Dukes backpack, we waited to go up there. When we finally did, he had the widest grin on his face. It really was contageous. He looked at the picture and said "Oh there's Velvet Ears" and he started telling us all about Flash, and how he rescued her. that he went to the producers saying he wanted Rosco to have a dog and they didn't want to do it at first. He said that Flash lived to be 14 years old and turned out to be as big a star as any of them:) We talked about how we are both dog lovers. Then he looked at my hat and complimented me on how many signatures I have thus far, saying he didn't know where to sign because John's signature takes up so much room. Haha. He is so easy to talk to...a lot like Sonny and John in that respect- very personable. When we went to leave, he made a point to shake our hands warmly and made my daughter's day by saying "Goodbye Pretty" to her. Definately well worth the trip!