Bomke Memorial McGrew Trail Ride - Sept 2024 (1 Viewer)

[AgentOrange]

Who cares, IIRC it's OVER, however the page continues.

It's never over. It's the biggest non-event that never dies

 

[Firemedic831]

Word on the trail is there are secret runs they do only for the upper crust . Non event secret runs. Camping at a koa This sounds like something only a select few would enjoy .

 

[peesalot]

Did you see todays post, apparently if you wish to attend SAS 9, getting a campsite reservation doesnt guarantee a SAS registration, the event is so popular you better register early, wouldnt want to miss it or the secret runs. Now to more important things, do we bring metal or silicone spatulas ?

 

[Firemedic831]

Silicone. I have the new grill perfect 3000 and only silicon can be used

 

[AgentOrange]

The only metal cooking utensil I still run is tongs, and I'm not sure why I carry them now that I'm thinking about it. Hotdogs, sausage and brats don't care how I turn them, and I use my fingers for tortillas. Another thing I can toss

 

[peesalot]

No fires, is anyone bringing a camp fire in a can ? No reason to duplicate.

 

[Devil's Slide Doug]

I’m flaking. It’s been a slow summer for work and just accepted a 3 week job. Paying the mortgage is apparently more important than honoring Jeff or driving down the trail.

 

[Ditcherman]

Word on the trail is there are secret runs they do only for the upper crust . Non event secret runs. Camping at a koa This sounds like something only a select few would enjoy .

Did you see todays post, apparently if you wish to attend SAS 9, getting a campsite reservation doesnt guarantee a SAS registration, the event is so popular you better register early, wouldnt want to miss it or the secret runs. Now to more important things, do we bring metal or silicone spatulas ?

Seems I may have gotten myself involved with a less than stellar lot of hooligans.
Do I have to chose between between the SAS and the hardcore threads?

I know I’m new here and probably shouldn’t have said anything like this but I am kinda a smart***. And just learning my way around.

My condolences on the loss of your friend.
What you are doing is a beautiful thing, keep remembering him.

 

[Firemedic831]

Ditcherman. Unlike some may believe We all love to wheel and we all love Toyotas. And on the trail everyone always gets along . Except for the purists lol Jk. The entire. Point about the SAS bs is that run is over let it go. 90 percent of the post should be a pm to someone. But for what ever reason some feel they have to keep that thread relevant . I get it they want to grow the event and hey why wouldn’t they but show some respect to the other runs that they try and cover . People miss seeing things because they want to talk about what color socks they should wear . I certainly am not the hall monitor here . I myself promote TLCA events. Now this run is a memorial run for someone who was very dear to some so I will do my best to honor that individual. He also was one of us . Someone who enjoyed Toyotas and wheeling . FWIW I have just as much fun cruising the gravel roads in Ourey as I do climbing the rocks on Fordyce or cruising through Moab . One thing about me though is I will say what I think and I can give a valid reason for saying it .

 

[AgentOrange]

Better worded than what I was going to say lol

 

[AgentOrange]

The point is, they run some trails with beautiful views and would be a great week of wheeling, but it's almost drowned in a whole lot of talk about things I don't really care one way or the other way about. I want to know about the wheeling, the area and what preparations to make. It's obvious I'm in the minority. But a hardcore trail is just as fun as some light trails and exploring, just in a different way. Wheel it all

 

[Ditcherman]

Ditcherman. Unlike some may believe We all love to wheel and we all love Toyotas. And on the trail everyone always gets along . Except for the purists lol Jk. The entire. Point about the SAS bs is that run is over let it go. 90 percent of the post should be a pm to someone. But for what ever reason some feel they have to keep that thread relevant . I get it they want to grow the event and hey why wouldn’t they but show some respect to the other runs that they try and cover . People miss seeing things because they want to talk about what color socks they should wear . I certainly am not the hall monitor here . I myself promote TLCA events. Now this run is a memorial run for someone who was very dear to some so I will do my best to honor that individual. He also was one of us . Someone who enjoyed Toyotas and wheeling . FWIW I have just as much fun cruising the gravel roads in Ourey as I do climbing the rocks on Fordyce or cruising through Moab . One thing about me though is I will say what I think and I can give a valid reason for saying it .

I guess I’m kinda used to the chit chat on a gun forum I’m on with this same platform.
Good morning, what’s for breakfast, kinda
drives me nuts.
Sorry I didn’t see that happening over there to the extent I’m used to but thank you for explaining it to me.
I’ll show myself out now, didn’t mean to bring drama to your good cause here!

 

[Ditcherman]

The point is, they run some trails with beautiful views and would be a great week of wheeling, but it's almost drowned in a whole lot of talk about things I don't really care one way or the other way about. I want to know about the wheeling, the area and what preparations to make. It's obvious I'm in the minority. But a hardcore trail is just as fun as some light trails and exploring, just in a different way. Wheel it all

You’re probably not in the minority, the other forum I’m involved in it’s really just a few that always go on and on. Core group. And just like in here, many of them are good friends in the real.

 

[TRT2]

For those planning to attend, please see the McGrew thread in the PMC section. I will post updates there and we can carry on the conversation in our club forum.