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Gsmtr 2013
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If there's a conflict, you'll need to make other arrangements (for whatever the other thing is so you can go to GSMTR).
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If there's a conflict, you'll need to make other arrangements (for whatever the other thing is so you can go to GSMTR).
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I like how you think!
If there's a conflict, you'll need to make other arrangements (for whatever the other thing is so you can go to GSMTR).
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Dan is a high-roller now. He has more important things to do than hang out with us commoners.
eventhough said:
Pot meet kettle
Pot meet kettle
LOL! Far far from it. I'm just a broke small business owner that works 6.5 days/week.
I am in NYC most of the time, not a matter of "wanting to avoid you commoners" I simply have a job that doesn't allow it. Add in Soccer, Baseball, and gymnastics for the kids and I rarely see the light of day.
It took a major shift of the heavens to get Moab to happen. Just life, not me avoiding anyone.
It took a major shift of the heavens to get Moab to happen. Just life, not me avoiding anyone.
Dude - just razzing you... I know even if you had time and your job didnt keep you from hanging with us commoners you wouldn't want to hang with me. 
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Pretty sure Dan was out hanging with us a month ago at country fried. Where were you steve? Mr. no show.
I've been to country fried before. IIRC I have a wheeling event every other weekend if not more often through the spring and fall. By the time winter comes around I've had enough wheeling time for several people. It might sound fun wheeling almost every weekend but after a year of it you are beat.
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Only 34 days to GSMTR, if you are not registered it’s time to go to www.stlca.org/gsmtr/ and register.
This is going to be a great wheeling event with 72,000 acres and over 300 miles of trail to play on and we will have some great activities back in camp. A large camp fire every night to sit around and see old friends and meet new ones. Friday night we will be serving hamburgers and hot dogs and Saturday night we will have a catered BBQ meal, and this year we have added a vegetarian alternative.
Then there is Saturday Nights Raffle, our major sponsors, ACC, IPOR, Metal Tech, Lowe Toyota, Southeast Overland, Trollholes Cruisers and TPI are brining lots of awesome items and many smaller sponsors are sending many great items, you don’t want to miss this raffle and as always the money raised will go to supporting continued land use issues.
This is going to be a great wheeling event with 72,000 acres and over 300 miles of trail to play on and we will have some great activities back in camp. A large camp fire every night to sit around and see old friends and meet new ones. Friday night we will be serving hamburgers and hot dogs and Saturday night we will have a catered BBQ meal, and this year we have added a vegetarian alternative.
Then there is Saturday Nights Raffle, our major sponsors, ACC, IPOR, Metal Tech, Lowe Toyota, Southeast Overland, Trollholes Cruisers and TPI are brining lots of awesome items and many smaller sponsors are sending many great items, you don’t want to miss this raffle and as always the money raised will go to supporting continued land use issues.
Look at all those great raffle prizes I'm going to win !!!
I hate you for all the raffle prizes you win!!!!!
Been looking at youtube videos of windrock. Think i will be sticking to the easy trails!
just remember, nobody records the intermediate/easy stuff.
If my lift was better and I had more aggressive tires I would adventure out but alas.....