Round Up 2022 thread (1 Viewer)

[BigHighBlue]

Looks like Houston and Ledo folks have area A. B is pretty open.

There’s a motor home parked across the entrance road. They’re going to hear a lot of traffic.

Save us a spot!

 

[meatloaf]

Anyone from south Austin or south of Austin leaving for Mason tomorrow (Friday) morning? I am not gonna be able to make it and need to send plates/silverware fir Saturday’s breakfast

 

[fl4031003]

I’m leaving in the morning but you would have to meet me on 281

 

[euclid537]

Anyone from south Austin or south of Austin leaving for Mason tomorrow (Friday) morning? I am not gonna be able to make it and need to send plates/silverware fir Saturday’s breakfast

Don’t worry about it, I’ll pick some up.

I’ll be rolling in around 2:30 tomorrow - does it look like y’all still have room?

 

[KennyBob]

Anyone from south Austin or south of Austin leaving for Mason tomorrow (Friday) morning? I am not gonna be able to make it and need to send plates/silverware fir Saturday’s breakfast

I plan on leaving at some point in the morning.

 

[meatloaf]

Don’t worry about it, I’ll pick some up.

I’ll be rolling in around 2:30 tomorrow - does it look like y’all still have room?

Thanks @euclid537 ! Greatly appreciate it!

 

[KennyBob]

Headed that way. Let me know if I need to stop and get anything.

 

[BigHighBlue]

A couple of these for next year and we can make magic for breakfast lunch and dinner

Tembo Tusk Skottle Grill Kit

Originating in South Africa, a skottle is a large, circular cooking disc. TemboTusk's modern take on the skottle adds the convenience of gas canister and legs. If you're unfamiliar with the Skottle, think of a heavy-duty wok and you've got the basic idea. Non-stick. Built to last. Made in U.S.A.

getlost.com

 

[JohnnyFish]

@77mustard40 I aired up at that Chevron station in Mason. Didn't need much gas in the 200, but that guy must have spent two full minutes squeezing every last drop of $5.50 gas into its tank. Then I told him twice that I wanted five gallons of REGULAR in the 40. Nope, 5 gallons of premium.

He's retiring next month after 22 years there. I guess I don't blame him for revenue maximization.

 

[77mustard40]

@77mustard40 I aired up at that Chevron station in Mason. Didn't need much gas in the 200, but that guy must have spent two full minutes squeezing every last drop of $5.50 gas into its tank. Then I told him twice that I wanted five gallons of REGULAR in the 40. Nope, 5 gallons of premium.

He's retiring next month after 22 years there. I guess I don't blame him for revenue maximization.

I made a donation as well, I do it one Sunday per year.