Sunday was a very big day in Walhalla, beside the ambulance breakfast, the American Legion held their birthday party in the afternoon. There were three men in suits and I found out that they were World 
War II veterans so I had to have my picture taken with them. The food was great and I met lots of people, I finished my long day with my very own birthday cupcake.
Sunday when I was at the Ambulance breakfast there were some young ladies serving and cleaning up and when I enquired who they were, I was told they belong to a group called Quiet Storm. I found out that they are a baton group that perform at sport and school functions and have their own recital every year. They told me this year the group has been invited to perform at 4th of July, Rendezvous Art Festival and the Giant Pumpkin Festival. I can hardly wait to see them in action.
I went to the Walhalla Ambulance Breakfast, when I got there the new Ambulance was sitting in front of the building and Tia showed it to me. Wow was the ambulance big but then I went in and found one my size. I went 
to the kitchen to check on the food and Shawn was just filling plates. The crew told me that the breakfast was a money making project for the new ambulance, it was free will offering. Don’t know how much money was made but I think everyone in Walhalla was there.
The eighth grade class from the Walhalla Public School presented a project called the Living Museum. Everyone portrayed the character they researched. This event was open to the public free of charge. Great time and kids were excellent.
Dig In To Tourism was a perfect time to meet tourism colleagues, share ideas and find new ways to build tourism in your area. Five from Walhalla attended the all day workshop. Lake Region State College, the Devils Lake Tourism Office and ND Tourism did a awesome job. It was informal and informative. Wally even attended and meet the ladies from Anamoose and Kim from the ND Tourism Office.