Events/Trails Official 2019 Fall Crawl Information Thread
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You've done a lot of work to the logo since the first sweatshirt you posted, nice job!
The first row of mountains with the 40 looks great with the green. I also like the lighter weight option.
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I recommend beer in cans. Woodford and the like in bottles.
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As previously stated Camp 6, where we are is huge and is more than large enough to accommodate or 85 truck limit, including trailers.
Good. Sounds like I'll be able to get a camp spot far away from @76FJ40 !!!
There's still time to buy/make sliders. Whiteknuckle has a 4-6 week lead time.
All of it, I would rather pass out than run out!
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More of a money issue than time I guess.
Thought about the LCP rails but figured I'd wait for better ones but maybe I'll rethink.
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White knuckle sliders are an excellent value.
My WhiteKnuckle sliders came out to under $900 shipped. I didn't get them powdercoated, which saves a lot.
I think the code "mudmember18" gets a discount as well.
Everything but the book and cabinet.
The book is the Waldorf Astoria Bar Book. There's also about a dozen records on the bottom shelf, mostly Beach Boys and Jimmy Buffett. The cabinet is probably not necessary though.
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I gave that as wedding gifts to my groomsmen; the book, not the cabinet.
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Only 23 spots left...
This is shaping up to be a big deal.
This is shaping up to be a big deal.
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23 spots left...
I've had some questions regarding the process when arriving at the Cove, so here it is:
You will pay for camping and wheeling directly to the Cove when you drive up to the main camp ground registration house. We have arranged for the fees for Friday and Saturday to be $90 total. It's an extra $20 for camping Thursday night. Once you pay the people at the Cove gate, they will give you a campground map, and they should tell you how to get there, so be sure to ask, if they don't.
When you arrive at camp 6, you can find a spot to set up camp, then find the CLCC canopy to check-in and sign your insurance waiver.
We are still working out the details regarding trail vehicle inspections and we will post an update once we have it mailed down.
I've had some questions regarding the process when arriving at the Cove, so here it is:
You will pay for camping and wheeling directly to the Cove when you drive up to the main camp ground registration house. We have arranged for the fees for Friday and Saturday to be $90 total. It's an extra $20 for camping Thursday night. Once you pay the people at the Cove gate, they will give you a campground map, and they should tell you how to get there, so be sure to ask, if they don't.
When you arrive at camp 6, you can find a spot to set up camp, then find the CLCC canopy to check-in and sign your insurance waiver.
We are still working out the details regarding trail vehicle inspections and we will post an update once we have it mailed down.
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Gotta call out by @kasassy for a pick up at Dulles on Friday...
We are local and I figured there’s a good chance someone from the club is rolling that way on Friday.
We are local and I figured there’s a good chance someone from the club is rolling that way on Friday.
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