So Chuck and I attended the 4th quarter Colorado Association of 4wheel drive clubs meeting Saturday, and The CLC club is now an official member. I'm pretty happy about the whole deal, this is a great group with a lot of organization and a lot of good people. We were very welcomed by everyone we encountered, and very well received.
The meeting was very typical of our meetings, every table was given a copy of the minutes from last months meeting, as well as a treasurers report, and a copy of the club bylaws that were about to be amended. Seems they have the same obstacles with getting the bylaws changed that we always seem to go through, as we were expected to take a lot of time on this subject until the United four wheel drive associate made a motion to accept all the changes as written... problem solved! Everyone seemed relieved to be through with the issue.
We were fed a nice lunch and Jeff Foxworthy made an appearance while on his Mitt Romney campaign promotion. He kept the talk short, said hello, and mentioned he didn't want to turn our meeting political
Thanks Jeff...
They were selling raffle tickets for various items, chuck made out pretty good with a tire repair kit, a tool roll-up bag, and some reject mudflaps nobody seemed to want, haha...
As VP of the club, I was asked to address the crowd and speak about our club. Chuck and I put together a summary letting them know about who we are and what we are doing, mostly focusing on our volunteer work with the forest service via the christmas tree runs and vehicle removals. It's pretty amazing to hear about all the volunteer hours going into helping keep trails open, and I'm excited about getting our hours logged into the system. I talked about Saran/ Wreynolds wrap being our adopted trail, mostly because there was another club there that has Eagle Rock as there adopted club and they were discussing putting in a "gate keeper" at the entrance of Eagle rock. I hope we can get together on that.
I was given official membership cards and stickers, so come on out to the next meeting and I'll get those passed out!
The meeting was very typical of our meetings, every table was given a copy of the minutes from last months meeting, as well as a treasurers report, and a copy of the club bylaws that were about to be amended. Seems they have the same obstacles with getting the bylaws changed that we always seem to go through, as we were expected to take a lot of time on this subject until the United four wheel drive associate made a motion to accept all the changes as written... problem solved! Everyone seemed relieved to be through with the issue.
We were fed a nice lunch and Jeff Foxworthy made an appearance while on his Mitt Romney campaign promotion. He kept the talk short, said hello, and mentioned he didn't want to turn our meeting political
Thanks Jeff...They were selling raffle tickets for various items, chuck made out pretty good with a tire repair kit, a tool roll-up bag, and some reject mudflaps nobody seemed to want, haha...
As VP of the club, I was asked to address the crowd and speak about our club. Chuck and I put together a summary letting them know about who we are and what we are doing, mostly focusing on our volunteer work with the forest service via the christmas tree runs and vehicle removals. It's pretty amazing to hear about all the volunteer hours going into helping keep trails open, and I'm excited about getting our hours logged into the system. I talked about Saran/ Wreynolds wrap being our adopted trail, mostly because there was another club there that has Eagle Rock as there adopted club and they were discussing putting in a "gate keeper" at the entrance of Eagle rock. I hope we can get together on that.
I was given official membership cards and stickers, so come on out to the next meeting and I'll get those passed out!
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