Devilmans Hand
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https://forum.ih8mud.com/chit-chat-...ded-eod-warrior-foundation-run-crozet-va.html
I just saw this thread in Chit-Chat and is an alternative to Mudfling
OP is "Munky" https://forum.ih8mud.com/members/munky.html
Reposted here*
MARK YOUR CALENDAR TODAY!
On Memorial Day Weekend, May 28-30, 2010, the Rock Crawlers for the Preservation of Future Access (RCPFA) will host the 2nd Annual Wounded EOD Warrior Run.
The Wounded Explosive Ordnance Disposal Warrior Foundation is a non-profit organization that offers assistance to our Wounded EOD Warriors and their families in the form of financial relief. The resources provided by the Foundation are above and beyond the budgetary constraints of the Department of Defense and the Department of Veterans Affairs. We believe that families are an integral part of the healing and the rehabilitation process and strive to keep them together during the most difficult of times. The Wounded EOD Warrior Foundation depends on fundraising opportunities and donations. Your generosity allows them to offer "compassionate solutions" to our Wounded EOD Warriors and their families.
Eric Stoneking, an active member in RCPFA, found the need as an avid 4-wheeler and former EOD operator to give back to a community that gave him everything he has today. Over the last 4 years, he has watched his fellow EOD operators go to war with courage and tenacity, while he himself couldn't because of injuries he suffered while conducting mobile team UXO operations in Iraq. Last year, he found this organization that recognized the efforts of these brave men and women. Please join us on Memorial Day weekend as we ride for EOD operators worldwide.
PLEASE VISIT Wounded EOD Warrior Foundation - Wounded Explosive Ordnance Disposal Warrior Foundation TO DONATE AND LEARN MORE.
We will also be excepting donations onsite as well and will have T-shirts on sale for the event.
DATE & TIME
Memorial Day Weekend, May 28-30 Friday-Sunday
You may arrive on Friday after 4pm to setup if you wish.
(Start time is 9:00 am each morning. Please be on time to get into your trail groups.)
LOCATION
(MapQuest)
6000 Bearwood Rd.
Crozet, VA 22932
(You'll need to go past the "End of State Maintenance" sign, over the cattle
guard and to the top of the hill.)
Please be advised that Crozet is privately owned land which RCPFA maintains. It is NOT open to the public at any other time unless arranged via the RCPFA Board of Directors (BOD). All persons attending must either drive their rig or have a seat in another rig to ride in. NO SPECTATORS ALLOWED at wheeling events. Please take all of your trash and or broken parts with you. Upon your departure, the area should be left in as good a condition as when you arrived. Please ensure cattle gate (entry/exit) is closed and chained/secured upon entry and departure.
ACCOMODATIONS
We have primitive on-site camping with the option of a large bonfire in the evenings. If desired/needed, we will separate tenting areas for noise control. A porta-john is also available.
LODGING
There are at least 50 or 60 hotels in the area. The following two are the closest.
Holiday Inn (Charlottesville-Monticello)
I-64 & 631 (5th St.)
Charlottesville, VA 22901
Ph: (434) 977-5100
Holiday Inn (Charlottesville-University Area)
1901 Emmet St.
Charlottesville, VA 22901
Ph: (434) 977-7700
TRAILS
We will have guides available for each trail level (listed below). Participants will choose trail levels the morning of the event (i.e., run Blues, Blacks, etc.).
MINIMUM VEHICLE REQUIREMENTS
Low Blues:
- 31" tires (not street tread)
- Tow points front and rear of vehicle
- Rocker protection and skid plates recommended
Middle/Upper Blues with (optional) Low Black Bypasses:
- 33" tires
- Tow points front and rear of vehicle
- Rocker protection and skid plates recommended
Low Blacks:
- 35" tires
- Front and rear lockers
- Tow points front and rear of vehicle
- Rocker protection and skid plates recommended
- Body and/or drive train damage is likely
Upper Blacks/Reds:
- Minimum 35" tires
- Front and rear lockers
- Full frame tied-in roll cage (6 or more points)
- A total disregard for body damage
- Helmets
- A trailer to tow your rig home
- A few screws loose in your head
FEES
Members - $25/day per vehicle, $40/2-day weekend per vehicle. (No passenger fees.)
Visitors - $30/day per vehicle, $60/2-day weekend per vehicle. (No passenger fees.)
WAIVERS
Signed waivers must be turned in before heading out on the morning of the event.
WEATHER LINK (Crozet, VA 22932)
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ALCOHOL
Alcohol is NOT PERMITTED during the trail rides. You may drink after you are done wheeling. Alcohol is permitted in the camping and bonfire area.
shirts will be sold they look like this Attached Images
I just saw this thread in Chit-Chat and is an alternative to Mudfling
OP is "Munky" https://forum.ih8mud.com/members/munky.html
Reposted here*
MARK YOUR CALENDAR TODAY!
On Memorial Day Weekend, May 28-30, 2010, the Rock Crawlers for the Preservation of Future Access (RCPFA) will host the 2nd Annual Wounded EOD Warrior Run.
The Wounded Explosive Ordnance Disposal Warrior Foundation is a non-profit organization that offers assistance to our Wounded EOD Warriors and their families in the form of financial relief. The resources provided by the Foundation are above and beyond the budgetary constraints of the Department of Defense and the Department of Veterans Affairs. We believe that families are an integral part of the healing and the rehabilitation process and strive to keep them together during the most difficult of times. The Wounded EOD Warrior Foundation depends on fundraising opportunities and donations. Your generosity allows them to offer "compassionate solutions" to our Wounded EOD Warriors and their families.
Eric Stoneking, an active member in RCPFA, found the need as an avid 4-wheeler and former EOD operator to give back to a community that gave him everything he has today. Over the last 4 years, he has watched his fellow EOD operators go to war with courage and tenacity, while he himself couldn't because of injuries he suffered while conducting mobile team UXO operations in Iraq. Last year, he found this organization that recognized the efforts of these brave men and women. Please join us on Memorial Day weekend as we ride for EOD operators worldwide.
PLEASE VISIT Wounded EOD Warrior Foundation - Wounded Explosive Ordnance Disposal Warrior Foundation TO DONATE AND LEARN MORE.
We will also be excepting donations onsite as well and will have T-shirts on sale for the event.
DATE & TIME
Memorial Day Weekend, May 28-30 Friday-Sunday
You may arrive on Friday after 4pm to setup if you wish.
(Start time is 9:00 am each morning. Please be on time to get into your trail groups.)
LOCATION
(MapQuest)
6000 Bearwood Rd.
Crozet, VA 22932
(You'll need to go past the "End of State Maintenance" sign, over the cattle
guard and to the top of the hill.)
Please be advised that Crozet is privately owned land which RCPFA maintains. It is NOT open to the public at any other time unless arranged via the RCPFA Board of Directors (BOD). All persons attending must either drive their rig or have a seat in another rig to ride in. NO SPECTATORS ALLOWED at wheeling events. Please take all of your trash and or broken parts with you. Upon your departure, the area should be left in as good a condition as when you arrived. Please ensure cattle gate (entry/exit) is closed and chained/secured upon entry and departure.
ACCOMODATIONS
We have primitive on-site camping with the option of a large bonfire in the evenings. If desired/needed, we will separate tenting areas for noise control. A porta-john is also available.
LODGING
There are at least 50 or 60 hotels in the area. The following two are the closest.
Holiday Inn (Charlottesville-Monticello)
I-64 & 631 (5th St.)
Charlottesville, VA 22901
Ph: (434) 977-5100
Holiday Inn (Charlottesville-University Area)
1901 Emmet St.
Charlottesville, VA 22901
Ph: (434) 977-7700
TRAILS
We will have guides available for each trail level (listed below). Participants will choose trail levels the morning of the event (i.e., run Blues, Blacks, etc.).
MINIMUM VEHICLE REQUIREMENTS
Low Blues:
- 31" tires (not street tread)
- Tow points front and rear of vehicle
- Rocker protection and skid plates recommended
Middle/Upper Blues with (optional) Low Black Bypasses:
- 33" tires
- Tow points front and rear of vehicle
- Rocker protection and skid plates recommended
Low Blacks:
- 35" tires
- Front and rear lockers
- Tow points front and rear of vehicle
- Rocker protection and skid plates recommended
- Body and/or drive train damage is likely
Upper Blacks/Reds:
- Minimum 35" tires
- Front and rear lockers
- Full frame tied-in roll cage (6 or more points)
- A total disregard for body damage
- Helmets
- A trailer to tow your rig home
- A few screws loose in your head
FEES
Members - $25/day per vehicle, $40/2-day weekend per vehicle. (No passenger fees.)
Visitors - $30/day per vehicle, $60/2-day weekend per vehicle. (No passenger fees.)
WAIVERS
Signed waivers must be turned in before heading out on the morning of the event.
WEATHER LINK (Crozet, VA 22932)
Page Not Found ... yLink_golf
ALCOHOL
Alcohol is NOT PERMITTED during the trail rides. You may drink after you are done wheeling. Alcohol is permitted in the camping and bonfire area.
shirts will be sold they look like this Attached Images
