Hello, I came across a couple of photos of Mr Happy on our cross country trip for an archaeology job in NY from MN during 2005. Unfortunately, we had to take a car since it was snowing in the mountains and our expected return date was around Christmas of that year. The first photo was …
Photographer: Rick NataliDate: April 20 2008Location: Wilmington, NC
Photographer: Akiko Morikawa & Bill Shockley
Photographer: Jeffrey HeimburgerDate: April 2009
Photographer: David SmithDate: December 2007
Photo by Tom BerryNovember 2007
During his first Iron Butt Association SaddleSore 1000, Mr. Happy takes a coffee break in La Grande, Oregon. Name:Paul F. PeloquinPhotographer:Paul F. PeloquinDate:June 19, 2009Location: La Grande, OR
Mr Happy has just returned from a wonderful tour of eastern Europe. I was fortunate enough to be his co-pilot. We had many wonderful times on this trip. In Hungary Mr. Happy attended a family reunion. Later we Czeched off another country on our must visit list. Alan Singerwww.MotoEuro.orgJacksonville, FL
Saw these signs last fall on the Conc, said to wife “I bet those wheel tracks wouldn’t be depressed with Mr. Happy arround”. Damn, did we get some weird looks from passing cagers! What great fun! Name: Stuart & Terri ChapmanPhotographer: SameDate: 05/31/08Location: I-29 North of Fargo
Mr. Happy at a hot spring resort in Japan. Photos by Akiko Morikawa
Mr. Happy and “Biggie Fry.” Somebody has a new friend! Photographer: E Kroeger Date: February 2007
“…Last year we were introduced to one Mr. Happy. Apparently, this little fella is quite the trouble maker. We now have learned to keep “NotSo” at arms length at all times.” Photographer: Tony Lisanti
Mr. Happy took a road trip.Photographer: Guy WallaceDate: May 8, 2009Location: Corona, CA
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Dear Aerostich, Our band played at the BMW owners club of Minnesota rally this spring down in Houston, MN. When on stage, I asked the crowd if anyone had a Mr. Happy puppet, and sure enough, someone came through. Here he is, playing with the band (or at least in my pocket!) Chris BergMinnesotaAugust 2008