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hahah, no we are well caught up. He is STILL running that thing. is there anything i can do to help at this event?
the pre-FG thread (closed)
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I wanna see him do the same thing again this year and jerry rig it a second time
Second
Thanks! That's 2, I think we may need a few more!
I am pretty familiar with stock run through Swanzey. Vol for TL on one of the days.
refresh my memory, what time do we want to depart in the AM?
8-9 would be great, but I think trail leaders could set their own schedule.
Any groups that I will be taking out will have an early leaving time.
Already PM'd Dave to say I'm volunteering to lead a couple of stocker runs on some local trails that I hope to scout out with folks from ExploringNH well in advance of the FG.
Great! Thank you!
well the harder rides need that extra time, but for the stock runs where families tend to go they need more morning time to get ready. But I'll go with whatever the group wants.
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As mentioned at the meeting, we will have a special raffle for JUST Volunteers. The prize?
Patrol 1 Recovery Kit from Recovery Gear.com
Kits include:
* One 2" x 30' Recovery Strap
* One 2" x 10' Tree Protector Strap
* Two 3/4" galv. SPA Shackles
* One pair premium double faced gloves (not pictured)
* One medium size heavy-duty multi pocket gear bag
Patrol 1 Recovery Kit from Recovery Gear.com
Kits include:
* One 2" x 30' Recovery Strap
* One 2" x 10' Tree Protector Strap
* Two 3/4" galv. SPA Shackles
* One pair premium double faced gloves (not pictured)
* One medium size heavy-duty multi pocket gear bag
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Nice!
Dave you can count the FJNortheasters in to help out. Things are settled down and I can put forth more effort after my August family vacation. I have started a thread to spark some interest from my guys on our website. I will be following closely here for developments. I know for sure our guys will help out where needed to help make this event run smoothly for you. PM me if you need anything.
Sporin
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Registration time!
Yankee Toys Fall Gathering 2009 Registration Form Oct. 2-4 CLICK TO DOWNLOAD
Thank you for attending the Yankee Toys Fall Gathering! We are excited to once again host you here in beautiful New Hampshire for a weekend of camping and offroading with your fellow Toyota 4x4 owners.
We will be staying at "Gretchen's" in Hancock, NH, all trail runs will depart from there and the Saturday BBQ raffle will be held there as well. Sites will be first-come-first served and you can claim your site when you arrive. Due to the wide open nature of FnF, we cannot set aside a specific site for you ahead of time. We reserve the whole campground for the Club, so there will be plenty of room.
You must Pre-Register for the Friday and Saturday Trail Runs. Sunday trail runs will be first come-first served and will be half day runs.
You MUST be a Yankee Toys member to participate. You can join or renew your membership on the form.
Thanks to vtcruiser60 for digging up the old trail descripositons! BEar in mind we've had a wet summer and that will add to the difficulty in places. I've tried to add tire and body damage outlines but these are only guidelines.
TRAIL1: Stock (Class VI Roads 1)
31's recommended, minimal chance of body damage
TRAIL2: Stock (Class VI Roads 2)
31's recommended, minimal chance of body damage
TRAIL3: Stock (Private Land)
if you are running a rig on 31's with mud tires and a locker or winch you can do this trail. It's pretty level with many ledges to climb. There are some by-passes. Small chance of body damage
TRAIL4: Stock-to-Intermediate (Near Carnage)
Lots of loose rocks on hill climbs, ledges, many bypasses. Chance of body damage.
TRAIL5: IntermediatePlus (Carnage)
We reccomend 33's and a locker/winch. Very rocky and muddy. Some steep hill climbs but mostly you'll be picking your way thru trees and over boulders. Chance of body damage.
TRAIL6: Intermediate-to-Hard (Wambus 1)
33's-35's with a locker and or winch. Many large boulders to climb, ledges, mud, etc. High chance of body damage.
TRAIL7: Intermediate-to-Hard (Wambus 2)
33's-35's with a locker and or winch. Many large boulders to climb, ledges, mud, etc. High chance of body damage.
TRAIL8: Intermediate-to-Hard (Gretchen's)
Plenty of challenges many with by-passes. Minimum 33's with a locker, , locker and winch. High chance of body damage.
TRAIL9: Hardcore (Gretchen's)
If you have to ask you shouldn't be on these trails.
Don’t forget to sign and return your WAIVER (pg. 4 of the pdf) with your registration!
ALL Dogs MUST be on a leash at ALL times.
Absolutely NO alcoholic beverages on the trail.
Yankee Toys Fall Gathering 2009 Registration Form Oct. 2-4 CLICK TO DOWNLOAD
Thank you for attending the Yankee Toys Fall Gathering! We are excited to once again host you here in beautiful New Hampshire for a weekend of camping and offroading with your fellow Toyota 4x4 owners.
We will be staying at "Gretchen's" in Hancock, NH, all trail runs will depart from there and the Saturday BBQ raffle will be held there as well. Sites will be first-come-first served and you can claim your site when you arrive. Due to the wide open nature of FnF, we cannot set aside a specific site for you ahead of time. We reserve the whole campground for the Club, so there will be plenty of room.
You must Pre-Register for the Friday and Saturday Trail Runs. Sunday trail runs will be first come-first served and will be half day runs.
You MUST be a Yankee Toys member to participate. You can join or renew your membership on the form.
Thanks to vtcruiser60 for digging up the old trail descripositons! BEar in mind we've had a wet summer and that will add to the difficulty in places. I've tried to add tire and body damage outlines but these are only guidelines.
TRAIL1: Stock (Class VI Roads 1)
31's recommended, minimal chance of body damage
TRAIL2: Stock (Class VI Roads 2)
31's recommended, minimal chance of body damage
TRAIL3: Stock (Private Land)
if you are running a rig on 31's with mud tires and a locker or winch you can do this trail. It's pretty level with many ledges to climb. There are some by-passes. Small chance of body damage
TRAIL4: Stock-to-Intermediate (Near Carnage)
Lots of loose rocks on hill climbs, ledges, many bypasses. Chance of body damage.
TRAIL5: IntermediatePlus (Carnage)
We reccomend 33's and a locker/winch. Very rocky and muddy. Some steep hill climbs but mostly you'll be picking your way thru trees and over boulders. Chance of body damage.
TRAIL6: Intermediate-to-Hard (Wambus 1)
33's-35's with a locker and or winch. Many large boulders to climb, ledges, mud, etc. High chance of body damage.
TRAIL7: Intermediate-to-Hard (Wambus 2)
33's-35's with a locker and or winch. Many large boulders to climb, ledges, mud, etc. High chance of body damage.
TRAIL8: Intermediate-to-Hard (Gretchen's)
Plenty of challenges many with by-passes. Minimum 33's with a locker, , locker and winch. High chance of body damage.
TRAIL9: Hardcore (Gretchen's)
If you have to ask you shouldn't be on these trails.
Don’t forget to sign and return your WAIVER (pg. 4 of the pdf) with your registration!
ALL Dogs MUST be on a leash at ALL times.
Absolutely NO alcoholic beverages on the trail.
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