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When they stand still, they look sooo good.  Like here at the Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis.

Clearly, Senior Boy Travis has his
hands full with this room, especially
the big boy in back.

A special impromptu treat for other tourists - us singing "God Bless America" in the State Capitol rotunda in St. Paul.

Audiences young, old, large or small all were impressed  by our boys' talent and manners.  Burnsville Education Center concert - St. Cloud

The light house went down, so our boys had to signal the ships in - or so they thought.  Split Rock Lighthouse - Lake Superior - Duluth

What you don't see is the chaperones pushing the group in after this.  Hey, they needed baths!  Gooseberry Falls - Duluth

The boys call it "fun."  Chaperones call it, "killing odor causing bacteria in a chlorinated pool."

A beautiful venue, beautiful audience, beautiful evening - Historic Holmes Theater - Detroit Lakes.

Early morning tour calisthenics.  Valleyfair Theme Park - Minneapolis

Appropriately singing "Show Me How" at Dedication in Peace Plaza for The Mayo Clinic - Rochester

The tour bus konked out so we had to shrink the boys down to the size of the spoon to fit in a Smart Car.  Spoon & Cherry sculpture - St. Paul  (St. Mary Basilica background)

Here at the magnificent Basilica of St. Mary in St. Paul, the sound was so good, it was worth mailing your ears in for the concert.

As we officially end the 2007-2008 season with our tour, this scene reminds us to hold dear to the experiences, memories and friends that enrich our lives with these words -  "Come to shore...come home."