pic_098564.jpg	Beginning of the tent deluge.
pic_098565.jpg	The point of it all.
pic_098566.jpg	Sustenance.
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pic_098569.jpg	Somewhere, Bill and Barb confer on the possibility of buying new spandex.
pic_098570.jpg	Have water and beer, will travel.
pic_098571.jpg	More tents.
pic_098572.jpg	Even more tents.
pic_098573.jpg	Morning fog fed by cornfields.
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pic_098577.jpg	Lots of crazy recumbants. One pair probably could have slid under an 18" shelf.
pic_098578.jpg	Married the previous Saturday. Then she drags him on this ride.
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pic_098580.jpg	Dog holster must have had cooling properties.
pic_098581.jpg	Mmmmm....pork.
pic_098582.jpg	Middle of the day, staring at nothing.
pic_098583.jpg	Jerry is hungry.
pic_098584.jpg	A hair coo!
pic_098585.jpg	Pie.
pic_098586.jpg	Real hairy coos imported from Scotland.
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pic_098588.jpg	A kid and a dog.
pic_098589.jpg	Sustenance
pic_098590.jpg	Riding across the country. One speed.
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pic_098592.jpg	"Sir Lard Butt"
pic_098593.jpg	Pie.
pic_098594.jpg	Sustenance
pic_098595.jpg	Yeah.
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  In default case, captions are written to captions.yaml file, but not to the actual
  image files (for speed, and permissions complexity). To get the captions into the 
  image files, you then need to run mksub or mkyear from the command line.

  mksub has no apparent visual effect, unless the captions include |left| or |right|
  (including the pipe symbols), which:
    - causes the base image to be rotated (~/bin/lrotate or ~/bin/rrotate)
    - re-creates half and thumb
    - updates the caption to not include the command
  non-pete types can use these commands but they will only take effect when
  pete runs the above commands.