Logan's Run 2018 is back on - Nov 1st-4th
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This overhang at the pavilion was a game changer when the rain rolled in tonight.
I’m on my way with my dad now. Should be there at about 8:30
S4Cruiser
SILVER Star
Heading out...better late then never!
He’s still shaking.....
Enjoyed it folks. Just got home and Doing the ‘unpack the damp stuff’ routine. A task that took a bit longer this morning since the wet tents and canopies were frozen solid. ‘Twas a chilly night.
Hope to See you all (and the folks that couldn’t make it) at the Xmas party!
Hope to See you all (and the folks that couldn’t make it) at the Xmas party!
Thanks everyone for making my first Logan's Run great! Excited to get back out there for the Christmas party in a month!
one more wonderful weekend of friendships...ODE TO LOGAN... great to meet some new faces, and make new friends.
thanks for everyone who worked to pull all this together, sorry I was a bit useless this weekend
thanks for everyone who worked to pull all this together, sorry I was a bit useless this weekend
Another good time in the woods with the ONSC club. Thanks to everyone that helped put Logan's 2.0 together. Gotta say, really liked the November timeframe for camping and the "extra hour" today we all got to get everything unpacked was real nice. Didn't take many pics but I'l post a few.
Thanks for a successful logans run and all the hard work that was put in to the planning of the run. I will see everybody during the Christmas party.
Done and done. Spent some time talking with Glenn yesterday and today. He's an old high school friend of
@77 KROOZER and wife!
I am guessing you refer to Commander Miller.
I don't know who he thinks but he is he is definitely a salted and senior multi-purpose ship captain. I am a seasoned mariner full-blooded and bloodied sailor and I would dis-retire if he called me and asked me to ship on for him. I wouldn't ask where I'd just say send me a plane ticket then call me back and tell me where to be and he's got a crewmember, mostly sail-rated but deck capable, from bosun to gunner to quartermaster. NB Pirating may involve additional expense.
Wm Bones Esg
Have seabag will sail >
for expenses, fodder and plunder.
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Had an awesome time this weekend. Thanks to everybody that made it happen and helped me look after my crew. I think my my oldest looks forward to these events more than I do. Looking forward to the Christmas party. Of course I never take enough photos but here are a few.
Caught @jrmudder92 hiking a leg and earning his FLEXUS tag.
Nothing a Zip tie trail fix can't handle.
Also not sure how he got there but I Found this guy hanging out back after I got home.
Caught @jrmudder92 hiking a leg and earning his FLEXUS tag.
Nothing a Zip tie trail fix can't handle.
Also not sure how he got there but I Found this guy hanging out back after I got home.
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I'm so happy that I got to make this entire event after thinking I might only have Thursday night at most. My punishment of the 80 was kept to a minimum due to heading outta state directly from Sunday...but I have a feeling I could have thrown pretty much anything at it and drove away golden - even after the Friday night rain, it ran like it was on tracks. It's like it knew... Hell, it even gave me 14.31MPG on the ride north! I've never seen its trip odometer read so high.
I'll have to see if any of my pics turned out. Don't expect much.
The new venue was just phenomenal. It could use a few additions in the 'office' (bathrooms) but the rest of the facility and the choice of field vs canopy camp sites was great. There was so much room to spread out!
My little corner under the trees felt pretty darn secluded even though it had @forrest5000, @Comet (and Jay, who were competing to see who's gonna challenge @Roxx for the snoring championship title), and Christine/John and Joe. I don't know their MUD names but this was their first event outside of a meeting or two. It was actually that way for @fordoford and some others, too.
On Saturday afternoon there was another showing of the commitment we have to each other and the generosity of our members: A group had gone to Dickey Bell and had an 80 suffer a pretty bad failure. Rafael had just delivered an axle for Anderson and it had the parts necessary for a rather intricate trail repair. Anderson was kind enough to allow his 'new' axle to be scavenged for parts to repair the downed truck. Many people stayed out on that trail from mid-afternoon to almost midnight to contribute what was needed for the repair. And keep in mind that they left during the warm and sunny day but returned in the frigid and windy night. Additionally, since they weren't gonna make dinner, food was boxed and delivered to them on the trail. Their raffle tickets were even brought back and monitored (by an independent 3rd party!) so they could claim what would have rightfully been theirs. I won't name any other names because I don't have them all; someone else should so they can get their glory. There were even many member guests in that group and they all chose to remain with the group rather than return to camp. Good people, each one of them. There was a hell of a cheer in camp as their headlights finally appeared in the field at a time that many people would normally already be asleep by.
Many thanks to the current BOD. This was their first big event that was done from planning to completion under their sole direction. They are to be commended. Well...maybe a beast named Florence had something to do with it!
I'll have to see if any of my pics turned out. Don't expect much.
The new venue was just phenomenal. It could use a few additions in the 'office' (bathrooms) but the rest of the facility and the choice of field vs canopy camp sites was great. There was so much room to spread out!
My little corner under the trees felt pretty darn secluded even though it had @forrest5000, @Comet (and Jay, who were competing to see who's gonna challenge @Roxx for the snoring championship title), and Christine/John and Joe. I don't know their MUD names but this was their first event outside of a meeting or two. It was actually that way for @fordoford and some others, too.
On Saturday afternoon there was another showing of the commitment we have to each other and the generosity of our members: A group had gone to Dickey Bell and had an 80 suffer a pretty bad failure. Rafael had just delivered an axle for Anderson and it had the parts necessary for a rather intricate trail repair. Anderson was kind enough to allow his 'new' axle to be scavenged for parts to repair the downed truck. Many people stayed out on that trail from mid-afternoon to almost midnight to contribute what was needed for the repair. And keep in mind that they left during the warm and sunny day but returned in the frigid and windy night. Additionally, since they weren't gonna make dinner, food was boxed and delivered to them on the trail. Their raffle tickets were even brought back and monitored (by an independent 3rd party!) so they could claim what would have rightfully been theirs. I won't name any other names because I don't have them all; someone else should so they can get their glory. There were even many member guests in that group and they all chose to remain with the group rather than return to camp. Good people, each one of them. There was a hell of a cheer in camp as their headlights finally appeared in the field at a time that many people would normally already be asleep by.
Many thanks to the current BOD. This was their first big event that was done from planning to completion under their sole direction. They are to be commended. Well...maybe a beast named Florence had something to do with it!
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If you broke/ripped the mud flaps I have a set you can have if you want/need......
