This was taken in the quiet time after one of our many performances opening for Bill over the years.

The late Steve Mendenhall and Nancy (Thrasher) Barnes, two of our earliest musical friends.

A frequent collaborator, and occasional Garden Variety Band member.

With Dale Bradley, Kevin McCornack and Eileen Sterns.

She has an accordion, and is not afraid to use it! Also, a mandolin, hammer dulcimer and banjo.

Though this picture was taken later, this little Ford Mustang hauled us, Rocky the dog, and a U-Haul trailer full of instruments and sound gear up and down the west coast in the early and mid-70s.

One of Doc Watson's guitars in the Country Music Museum in Nashville, TN. According to the info card on the display, this would have been the guitar that he played when we saw him in concert on our first ever date.

The late Kent Peterson was our photographer for many, many years, as well as a dear friend. We miss him greatly.

An early publicity shot we never used.

Our long time friend, musician and engineer, we first worked with Don on our first album "Possibilities", on which he played bass. He went on to record many of our albums.

We worked with our friend, music educator and photographer Leonard John on a number of early publicity shoots.

We always had to have a B&W set of photos for use in newspapers and other printed media. This is one of Kent Peterson's shots.

Taken by Leonard John in front of Sheldon High School.

A lot of our early publicity photos were taken outdoors, in the back to nature vibe of the era.

Leaning on a rustic old wagon.

Leonard John took this shot which ran in newspapers a lot, and was displayed in the lobby of places we worked.

Another Leonard John shot. Another bow to 70s style.