The 2010 Camp Floyd Stop

Terry and Joann Mogis, visitors from California on their way to Wyoming, pose, flanking past NPEA president, Dave Sanner at the Camp Floyd monument.

Jerry Hurst hangs onto his boots as he talks to Larry Deegan and Stu Paulick in the truck.

'Andrew', from the Utah TV magazine show 'At Your Leisure', talks on his phone about the documentary he's making.

Documentarian Ken Martin and his wife, Arleta, pose with new President Les Bennington at the Camp Floyd cookout.

Camp follower - and 'cookie' for the group - Colleen Sloan shows us what's for breakfast.

Our famous rider poses - in statue form - in front of the table display set up for the occasion.

Ken Martin poses with Richard Gwin, also a documentarian at his laptop, discussing the prospects for this morning's stop.

President Les Bennington (back to us) and Colleen have just given out a memorial dutch oven and frying pan.

Rider Dean Atkins waits for instructions after bringing in the mochila.

President Bennington waves to Pat Hearty (white hat in the distance) who just received a longevity award.

Flashing a broad smile, Wendy Castro steadies Halie Hearty's mount, 'Blue', as Halie waits to ride out.

And, as always, 'personality plus' Halie talks cheerfully as she waits to ride.

Then her time comes, and Halie rides out to the dry farms and pastureland east of Camp Floyd.