Logan's Run 2016 - Sept 15-18 2016
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fj40alex
SILVER Star
Any info on the blue tent? That's the family camp set up I need.
Talk to @Izzyandsue , that is his blue tent. Nice setup for sure!
Thank you all for putting on such a great event and for making us feel like family. Looking forward to wheeling with you all again soon.
Awesome pics... Hate we had to miss it this year.
Great event as always! Thanks to everyone who helped make this event the biggest and best Logan's Run ever.
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Dave's FJ60: AWESOME. Pure 80's classic.
Dave did a great job leading our group up to the backside of Daniel. I told him that he could take his 60 down it no problem, but he didn't believe me....
jfz80
Cruisin’
Not many pics but a few i snapped on the trail....
Fridays ride on dutch john
Fridays ride on dutch john
jfz80
Cruisin’
Saturdays ride on dickey bell
Rice climbing with open diffs cause it was too easy otherwise
Rice climbing with open diffs cause it was too easy otherwise
jfz80
Cruisin’
Strange things we witnessed on the trail...
Massive wheelstands (and wheelspin) from the stock Z-71 on 22" chrome spokes in front of me
And these guys were all excited about mounting this rock and rubbing their stingers while doing a group hug or something
The stacked rock ramps were impressive
Massive wheelstands (and wheelspin) from the stock Z-71 on 22" chrome spokes in front of me
And these guys were all excited about mounting this rock and rubbing their stingers while doing a group hug or something
The stacked rock ramps were impressive 
Did anyone else get home yesterday and crawl right into bed?
I had a blast this year, even though I never saw a trail and never left camp. I'm glad I dusted off and brought my pedal-powered, 2-wheeled relic. It let me get out and talk to more people during daylight downtime than I have in the past instead of sitting at registration or the cooker hoping somebody came by.
Thanks to EVERYBODY for leaving Group Camp at least as clean as we found it this year. And thanks to each of you who reached out to offer suggestions, help and ideas for improvement.
361 days until we do it again.
I had a blast this year, even though I never saw a trail and never left camp. I'm glad I dusted off and brought my pedal-powered, 2-wheeled relic. It let me get out and talk to more people during daylight downtime than I have in the past instead of sitting at registration or the cooker hoping somebody came by.
Thanks to EVERYBODY for leaving Group Camp at least as clean as we found it this year. And thanks to each of you who reached out to offer suggestions, help and ideas for improvement.
361 days until we do it again.
35inchoverdrive
Forge Specialties
Thanks so much for the hospitality and putting on a great event. I didn't get a ton of pictures, but here are a few from the easy side of Daniel.
We had a super awesome time, and we cannot wait for next year! Super big thanks to everyone for making this event better and better each year. The food was fantastic, the environment was so friendly. Jim and Linda did a fantastic job with the live music, my favorite was Wheelin'.. and not just because it has my favorite phrase "its a rock, get over it". Such a happy place.
#TreadLightly
#TreadLightly
jfz80
Cruisin’
Another highlight of the trip ....
NCFJ
Supporting Vendor
Damn Jason, you got it over 50MPH!!! Congrats
You are in the 300 club, cool.
You are in the 300 club, cool.
Had a great time, the little goirl oved their first camping trip.
I think I went to bed around 8:30. I was exhausted and the girls were too. We had a blast, though. Their first camping trip was great, Allison now knows how to pogo-stick thanks to one of the other kids and wants me to buy her one. We'll definitely be there next year! Nice talking to you again John and it was nice to meet some people I've only ever seen from the threads.
One suggestion I can think of... As a new guy in the club, it was really hard to tie "mud names" to faces. As gooberish as it sounds, a "meet and greet" on with nametags and introductions would've really helped with that. Surely It'll come in time as we continue attending events, but it was just a takeaway I had from the experience as well as being a wet-behind-the-ears new member (only joining the week prior after picking up my 80).
Thanks again, look forward to the next event.
I think I went to bed around 8:30. I was exhausted and the girls were too. We had a blast, though. Their first camping trip was great, Allison now knows how to pogo-stick thanks to one of the other kids and wants me to buy her one. We'll definitely be there next year! Nice talking to you again John and it was nice to meet some people I've only ever seen from the threads.
One suggestion I can think of... As a new guy in the club, it was really hard to tie "mud names" to faces. As gooberish as it sounds, a "meet and greet" on with nametags and introductions would've really helped with that. Surely It'll come in time as we continue attending events, but it was just a takeaway I had from the experience as well as being a wet-behind-the-ears new member (only joining the week prior after picking up my 80).
Thanks again, look forward to the next event.
I think this is a great idea so +1. I am relatively new to the club too (2 years now) and i can tell you, i did not recognize anyone other than the folks that come out to the dinners or wheeling events local to NC.
