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More fans in Fairmount, September 1999
David Loehr came to Fairmount from New York and moved here to share his James Dean collection, now in seven big rooms at the James Dean Memorial Gallery. He was a lookalike contestant.
More visitors in the yard of the James Dean Gallery.
Suanne Hartman and Christa and Brad before the contest; more dance contestants on the porch.
First-timer Neil Douglas came all the way from Bristol, England. He's a fine arts student, a senior, at the University of Wolverhampton. Next summer he hopes to come to Fairmount to live. He stayed with Deaners' editor and her family, and they would have kept him if he hadn't had to go back to school. The most optimistic person we've ever met, is Neil. You can see his art work here in Deaners.
This car is fascinating. The owner taught his bride to weld so she could work on it too. It's really her car now. I'll find names when I find my notes.
Here's the pink car's owner and friends, here for the car shows, from Illinois.
Bet you dollars to doughnuts, car people have more fun than anybody. Any takers??
Watch for the 1999 James Dean Run pictures in Deaners sometime soon.
See the complete listing of DEANERS 1999 festival pages here.
Deaners is brought to you by that red-headed person with a camera who always gets in front of you.
Contents of the extraordinary DEANERS e-zine.
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Rob Qualls' web page is on-line. This is the closest I could come to finding the URL.