There are no more port stops but the fun keeps on going on the ship. We have the "Best Beard Contest" and due to the weather we had it in the Promenade area of the ship.   It really worked out well and many of the spectators were not a part of our rally but seemed to enjoy observing.   The men lined up on the walkway and the ladies judging had to look at and feel the beards to see which was the "best".  It was narrowed to three and then a winner was chosen.

Most of the dialysis patients were able to attend the final give-away show so they were introduced to us. Some of them took a few minutes to express their gratitude to be on the cruise.  It was really a special time.  The nurses that handle the dialysis were also present and sounded like very special care givers! 

We had one last time to visit the vendors and make our final purchases.

One more browse through the Kuryakyn booth
http://www.kuryakyn.com/index.cfm/go/Home.StoreSelect

And another great shot of Doc Bailey - be sure to try his products!
http://www.docbailey.com/

We did purchase some of the Condor motorcycle stand & chock. One model goes in a trailer and is mounted, the others can go in the trailer but can also be used free standing.
http://www.condor-lift.com/downloads.asp

Final stats are now in!!! 
The total amount of money raised for Kidney Dialysis on the ship was $120,346.00.
This was raised through the 50/50's each day, Poker walk, Biker Bingo, cabin raffles and donations.  (This does not include the vendor donations and give aways which totaled about $100,000.00 on top of the above $120,346.00)   There were 16 dialysis patients on the ship.  We had 1556 Hogs on the High seas rally participants on the ship.  They represented 49 US states (missing Mississippi) and also represented Canada, Belgium, Australia, New Zealand, UK, and Mexico.

Isn't that amazing!  Especially with the state of the economy.   Be sure to check out the future cruise options on WWW.Hogsonthehighseas.com