Title: Memorial Day Weekend 2010 - Great Western Bicycle Rally
Post by: Hoagie on May 31, 2009, 10:23 PM
Post by: Hoagie on May 31, 2009, 10:23 PM
[SIZE=+1]This is a Self-Serve Rally.[/SIZE]
www.greatwesternbicyclerally.com (//%22http://www.greatwesternbicyclerally.com%22)
[SIZE=+2]Attendees for 2010 Memorial Day Rally at GWBR[/SIZE]
Hoagie...............4 adults
Recumbentman....2 adults 1 child
Shirleen..............1 adult 1 child
Muddog..............2 adults 2 children (Staying at Wine Country RV Park)
Den 'n' Di............2 adults. Staying at a local Hotel. Non-SCCampers, but we won't hold it against them.
Burley1...............4 adults 2 children. Also non-SCCampers.
Only one organized meal for this rally -- the Sunday Night BBQ. Post your thoughts on what you might bring.
Hoagie.................Pork Loin and Green Salad
Recumbentman.....Meat for the grill, Corn-on-the-Cob, Bread
Burley1................Meat for the Grill, Fruit Salad, Some Sort of Green Veggie. Oh. And Wine.
Den 'n' Di............Meat for the grill and Dutch Oven Baked Beans
Shirleen...............Meat for the grill and Dessert
www.greatwesternbicyclerally.com (//%22http://www.greatwesternbicyclerally.com%22)
[SIZE=+2]Attendees for 2010 Memorial Day Rally at GWBR[/SIZE]
Hoagie...............4 adults
Recumbentman....2 adults 1 child
Shirleen..............1 adult 1 child
Muddog..............2 adults 2 children (Staying at Wine Country RV Park)
Den 'n' Di............2 adults. Staying at a local Hotel. Non-SCCampers, but we won't hold it against them.
Burley1...............4 adults 2 children. Also non-SCCampers.
Only one organized meal for this rally -- the Sunday Night BBQ. Post your thoughts on what you might bring.
Hoagie.................Pork Loin and Green Salad
Recumbentman.....Meat for the grill, Corn-on-the-Cob, Bread
Burley1................Meat for the Grill, Fruit Salad, Some Sort of Green Veggie. Oh. And Wine.
Den 'n' Di............Meat for the grill and Dutch Oven Baked Beans
Shirleen...............Meat for the grill and Dessert
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Post by: Recumbentman on Jun 01, 2009, 10:12 AM
Post by: Recumbentman on Jun 01, 2009, 10:12 AM
We will second the motion on going to the GWBR. This was are 8Th year and love it. Camping & bike riding, plus you always have a guaranteed place to camp on Memorial day weekend and like Brain mentioned there are wineries everywhere there (you could go just for that). This year we had Sean with us and he did great. the first day we took a small 10 mile ride to break him in and then the second day we rode to the air museum and then to star farms where Sean played in the water close to 2 hours and on the return leg we had a head wind that really kicked our butt and Sean did great, that was about 23 miles around trip. Sean placed second in his age bracket for the bike rodeo. We all enjoyed ourselves and we will be there next year that is for sure. Once you go, you will be hooked ;)
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Post by: wavery on Jun 01, 2009, 11:49 AM
Post by: wavery on Jun 01, 2009, 11:49 AM
Great idea.....count us in....:-()
Title: Bike Rally photos May 2009
Post by: guinea on Jun 09, 2009, 02:09 PM
Post by: guinea on Jun 09, 2009, 02:09 PM
Quote from: Hoagie;205826[size=+1]This is a Self-Serve Rally.[/size]
On-line Registration usually opens up in early January for that year's Rally. Please visit the Great Western Bicycle Rally website (current site is for the 2009 Rally) for more information than I can possibly post here.
//www.greatwesternbicyclerally.com
The dates for the 2010 Rally are May 27th thru the 31st. So put it on your calendar now.
[size=+2]ATTENDEES FOR 2010 MEMORIAL DAY RALLY[/size]
Hoagie...............2
recumbentman....3
wavery..............2
Brian and Marcy,
I never received an email from you guys with the pictures. I have some pictures to send to you. My email glennasue55@yahoo.com
Glenna Price
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Post by: griffsdad on Jun 09, 2009, 07:02 PM
Post by: griffsdad on Jun 09, 2009, 07:02 PM
The Griffsclan would be interested in going!!
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Post by: cjpoppin on Jun 09, 2009, 09:08 PM
Post by: cjpoppin on Jun 09, 2009, 09:08 PM
Was thinking about this one however can't bring Pickles so it's a NO......Could have had a good time resting and reading while all of you were out on the bikes......Have fun......cw
Title: Looks like a hoot!
Post by: shirleen on Aug 25, 2009, 12:26 AM
Post by: shirleen on Aug 25, 2009, 12:26 AM
My 13 year old son (Cyrus) is head over heels into biking now. Lance Armstrong is his hero. Put us down for the event.. May have to tent camp it!! I don't like pulling the trailer that far.
Also, we are looking to purchase a road bike for him 50" frame. If anyone knows of someone who has grown out of a good road bike...Please let us know.
Shirleen
Also, we are looking to purchase a road bike for him 50" frame. If anyone knows of someone who has grown out of a good road bike...Please let us know.
Shirleen
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Post by: Hoagie on Aug 30, 2009, 02:02 PM
Post by: Hoagie on Aug 30, 2009, 02:02 PM
Quote from: cjpoppin;206221Was thinking about this one however can't bring Pickles so it's a NO......Could have had a good time resting and reading while all of you were out on the bikes......Have fun......cw
Yes, as Carol mentioned there are no dogs allowed. Since we are camping on the fairgrounds we are subject to the rules laid out by the State. Another rule they have: No skateboards, roller blades, roller skates, etc. We asked and the reason for most of these laws is due to past lawsuits. (Griffsdad's scooter should be okay as long as he wears a helmet.):p
Doesn't make it any easier when you want to bring the dog though. I realize this isn't an option for everyone, but there is a pet hotel in town if you want to check that out. Another option would be Wine Country RV Resort. They charge $3 per day, per dog, 3 dog maximum.
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Post by: Recumbentman on Jan 21, 2010, 01:54 PM
Post by: Recumbentman on Jan 21, 2010, 01:54 PM
BUMP :eek:
reservations are now open :yikes: see post #1 for updated info.
If you News Years resolution was to get into shape, this is for you :D
If your New Years resolution was to drink more wine ;) this is definitely for you :J
reservations are now open :yikes: see post #1 for updated info.
If you News Years resolution was to get into shape, this is for you :D
If your New Years resolution was to drink more wine ;) this is definitely for you :J
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Post by: wavery on Jan 21, 2010, 05:57 PM
Post by: wavery on Jan 21, 2010, 05:57 PM
I forgot....we are committed to go to Bridgeport that weekend.....we have to back out on this one...:(
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Post by: Hoagie on Jan 21, 2010, 06:45 PM
Post by: Hoagie on Jan 21, 2010, 06:45 PM
Quote from: wavery;214095I forgot....we are committed to go to Bridgeport that weekend.....we have to back out on this one...:(
Sorry to hear that.
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Post by: Hoagie on Apr 27, 2010, 10:56 AM
Post by: Hoagie on Apr 27, 2010, 10:56 AM
Well, unfortunately the Griffsclan informed me over the weekend that due to a scheduling conflict they will not be joining us. Too bad. You will be missed.
However, a newbie to the SCCampers group, Muddog, hopes to join us. Sure hope you guys can make it.
Shirleen -- Are you still thinking of joining us??
Anyone else? There are no assigned 'sites' at the fairgrounds so it is essential you let me know if you are going to be there. We use creative parking techniques and strategic placement of EZ-Ups to make sure we always have enough room. Never had a problem doing this in 13 years.
However, a newbie to the SCCampers group, Muddog, hopes to join us. Sure hope you guys can make it.
Shirleen -- Are you still thinking of joining us??
Anyone else? There are no assigned 'sites' at the fairgrounds so it is essential you let me know if you are going to be there. We use creative parking techniques and strategic placement of EZ-Ups to make sure we always have enough room. Never had a problem doing this in 13 years.
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Post by: Muddog on Apr 27, 2010, 11:56 AM
Post by: Muddog on Apr 27, 2010, 11:56 AM
We're trying to figure out what to do with our dog. Most people we know that could watch him over the long weekend have plans to be out of town as well.
It sounds like a lot of fun, so hopefully we'll get something figured out in the next few days.
:EDIT: - OK, well that didn't take long. Good news, we'll be able to experience the Bike Rally, bad news, we'll be staying at the Wine Country RV Resort w/dog. We'll still be flying our new SCCampers flag though :)
As of a few minutes ago they still had a few sites left in case anyone else is facing the dog dilemma...
It sounds like a lot of fun, so hopefully we'll get something figured out in the next few days.
:EDIT: - OK, well that didn't take long. Good news, we'll be able to experience the Bike Rally, bad news, we'll be staying at the Wine Country RV Resort w/dog. We'll still be flying our new SCCampers flag though :)
As of a few minutes ago they still had a few sites left in case anyone else is facing the dog dilemma...
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Post by: Hoagie on Apr 27, 2010, 10:11 PM
Post by: Hoagie on Apr 27, 2010, 10:11 PM
Quote from: Muddog;216774We're trying to figure out what to do with our dog. Most people we know that could watch him over the long weekend have plans to be out of town as well.
It sounds like a lot of fun, so hopefully we'll get something figured out in the next few days.
:EDIT: - OK, well that didn't take long. Good news, we'll be able to experience the Bike Rally, bad news, we'll be staying at the Wine Country RV Resort w/dog. We'll still be flying our new SCCampers flag though :)
As of a few minutes ago they still had a few sites left in case anyone else is facing the dog dilemma...
Hey, glad you guys are going to make it. Of course, we'd love it if you were camping along with the rest of us, but as State Law prohibits pets on the fairgrounds, you're kinda backed into a corner. Wine Country isn't that far away from the fairgrounds and Rally HQ, so I'm sure you'll still be able to join in on the activities.
Here's another option for you to look into. Camp Bow Wow. They are unlike any dog kennel or boarding facility I've ever seen. We've had Whitney stay there a few times now. She always comes home tuckered out from all the play-time. In fact, she'll be staying at the location in Anaheim while we are at GWBR.
Title: Pete_N_Linda going to GWBR
Post by: Pete_N_Linda on Apr 28, 2010, 07:30 AM
Post by: Pete_N_Linda on Apr 28, 2010, 07:30 AM
We plan on being there. This will be our 4th. year attending. Two of us on recumbent trikes (Logo's). Several people from the VCRR (Ventura Recumbent Riders Association) will also be attending. Looking forward to seeing everyone again.
Pete_N_Linda :U
Pete_N_Linda :U
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Post by: Hoagie on May 06, 2010, 01:01 PM
Post by: Hoagie on May 06, 2010, 01:01 PM
I've updated the first post with some additional attendees. Marcy's dad will be joining us for his 5th rally and her brother will be driving over from Phoenix to join us again for his 4th rally.
The friends that first got us going no longer camp. They'll be staying at a local hotel. And another family will be joining us as well. It looks like we'll have a pretty good size group.
Because we ride every day there will be no breakfast potluck. The last thing you want is a stomach full of eggs when you head out on a bike ride.:eyecrazy:
Some days we stop for lunch during a ride rather than return to camp. Sunday we usually hit the deli at Sylvester Winery for meats, cheeses, fresh-baked bread and wine. Dinners -- Thursday night we will probably go out to a local restaurant, maybe A.J. Spurs. Friday and Saturday night we at least try to coordinate meal time. One of these nights often is a "gnosh night" where everyone brings out whatever finger foods they have, opens a bottle of wine, and we all just enjoy. Sunday night is the BBQ, where all campers bring their food to grill, enjoy some live entertainment and just relax.
We will be arriving Thursday morning to better ensure our group will have enough space. Where we normally set up there is water, electric and grey water dump available. Please bring extra hoses and power cords if you have them. The utilities are spread out a bit.
[COLOR="Red"]If you can let me know what time/day you expect to be pulling in we'll make sure we are there to move vehicles, guide you in and point out hookups.[/COLOR]
The friends that first got us going no longer camp. They'll be staying at a local hotel. And another family will be joining us as well. It looks like we'll have a pretty good size group.
Because we ride every day there will be no breakfast potluck. The last thing you want is a stomach full of eggs when you head out on a bike ride.:eyecrazy:
Some days we stop for lunch during a ride rather than return to camp. Sunday we usually hit the deli at Sylvester Winery for meats, cheeses, fresh-baked bread and wine. Dinners -- Thursday night we will probably go out to a local restaurant, maybe A.J. Spurs. Friday and Saturday night we at least try to coordinate meal time. One of these nights often is a "gnosh night" where everyone brings out whatever finger foods they have, opens a bottle of wine, and we all just enjoy. Sunday night is the BBQ, where all campers bring their food to grill, enjoy some live entertainment and just relax.
We will be arriving Thursday morning to better ensure our group will have enough space. Where we normally set up there is water, electric and grey water dump available. Please bring extra hoses and power cords if you have them. The utilities are spread out a bit.
[COLOR="Red"]If you can let me know what time/day you expect to be pulling in we'll make sure we are there to move vehicles, guide you in and point out hookups.[/COLOR]
Don't forget Marcy will be teaching a yoga class Friday afternoon. Plan on attending.
Title: We are still up in the air!
Post by: shirleen on May 09, 2010, 09:01 PM
Post by: shirleen on May 09, 2010, 09:01 PM
If we can go, we'll be tent camping..Lugging the trailer, solo, is not one of my favorite thing to do. The dilemma I have is my daughter age 7. I think I will be divided if I have my son (14) and daughter (7), to figure what things we can do together will be very difficult...IDeas...I 've never been...? Am I correct about the difficulty. If I can have her stay home and only my son and I go, that will be the best case scenario. I am talking with her friends about that. My husband has to work Fri, so that is not an option.
I am 50/50 right now and I will decide by this Fri.
I am 50/50 right now and I will decide by this Fri.
Title: Bq
Post by: shirleen on May 15, 2010, 10:10 PM
Post by: shirleen on May 15, 2010, 10:10 PM
We'll bring dessset.....and of course something to BQ YUMMY
Quote from: Hoagie;205826[SIZE=+1]This is a Self-Serve Rally.[/SIZE]
www.greatwesternbicyclerally.com
[SIZE=+2]Attendees for 2010 Memorial Day Rally at GWBR[/SIZE]
Hoagie...............4 adults
Recumbentman....2 adults 1 child
Shirleen..............1 adult 1 child
Muddog..............2 adults 2 children (Staying at Wine Country RV Park)
Pete 'n' Linda.......2 adults
Den 'n' Di............2 adults. Staying at a local Hotel. Non-SCCampers, but we won't hold it against them.
Burley1...............4 adults 2 children. Also non-SCCampers.
Only one organized meal for this rally -- the Sunday Night BBQ. Post your thoughts on what you might bring.
Hoagie -- DO Baked Beans, Tri-Tip or Pork Loin
Recumbentman -- Corn-on-the-Cob, Bread
Burley1..............Meat for the Grill, Fruit Salad, Some Sort of Green Veggie. Oh. And Wine.
Title: Weather at the Rally
Post by: Hoagie on May 24, 2010, 11:28 AM
Post by: Hoagie on May 24, 2010, 11:28 AM
I justed checked the forecast and it looks like we should have some great weather.
Chance of showers on Wednesday, but after that nothing but sunny skies. A warming trend is expected that could peak in the low to mid-80s by Sunday. Overnight lows are expected To be in the high 40s. Great camping weather!
Now if the wind gods would just cooperate and take the weekend off......:p
Chance of showers on Wednesday, but after that nothing but sunny skies. A warming trend is expected that could peak in the low to mid-80s by Sunday. Overnight lows are expected To be in the high 40s. Great camping weather!
Now if the wind gods would just cooperate and take the weekend off......:p
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Post by: darksiders on May 24, 2010, 02:56 PM
Post by: darksiders on May 24, 2010, 02:56 PM
Darksiders, ChezWay and 58Air will be staying at Wine Country RV this weekend. Hope we can all hookup and ride or visit with y'all!
Where will you be at the fairgrounds, if we come lookin fer ya?
Muddog, we will have to meet since we're staying in the same cg! Welcome to SCCampers!
Where will you be at the fairgrounds, if we come lookin fer ya?
Muddog, we will have to meet since we're staying in the same cg! Welcome to SCCampers!
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Post by: darksiders on May 24, 2010, 02:58 PM
Post by: darksiders on May 24, 2010, 02:58 PM
Quote from: Hoagie;217256I justed checked the forecast and it looks like we should have some great weather.
Chance of showers on Wednesday, but after that nothing but sunny skies. A warming trend is expected that could peak in the low to mid-80s by Sunday. Overnight lows are expected To be in the high 40s. Great camping weather!
Now if the wind gods would just cooperate and take the weekend off......:p
let's all chant: NO WIND, NO WIND, NO WIND (OK nobody eats beans for dinner! hahaha!)
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Post by: Hoagie on May 24, 2010, 05:26 PM
Post by: Hoagie on May 24, 2010, 05:26 PM
Hey guys,
That would be great. We are camping at the north end of the fairgrounds, adjacent to the Sheep and Goat Barn. You enter at the gate on 21st street and then wind your way through the fairgrounds.
There is a link to a fairgrounds map on the GWBR website http://www.greatwesternbicyclerally.com (//%22http://www.greatwesternbicyclerally.com%22)
Look under "Camping and Lodging"
We expect to be out riding every day until early afternoon, so evenings are going to be best to find us in camp.
Hope to see you up there, but if we don't hookup have a great trip!
That would be great. We are camping at the north end of the fairgrounds, adjacent to the Sheep and Goat Barn. You enter at the gate on 21st street and then wind your way through the fairgrounds.
There is a link to a fairgrounds map on the GWBR website http://www.greatwesternbicyclerally.com (//%22http://www.greatwesternbicyclerally.com%22)
Look under "Camping and Lodging"
We expect to be out riding every day until early afternoon, so evenings are going to be best to find us in camp.
Hope to see you up there, but if we don't hookup have a great trip!
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Post by: Recumbentman on May 30, 2010, 11:48 AM
Post by: Recumbentman on May 30, 2010, 11:48 AM
What a great weekend! The weather is warming up to 90 yesterday, riding has been great, today we take in the wineries by bike...Karen & Wes came by for a visit..on bike. Shirleen & Son are here with his broken foot, it has not stopped him...we took them out on the recumbent tandem to tour the town. We are at breakfast, but anxious to get back to camp and get riding again! Hope everyone is having a great holiday weekend!
Mary & Brad
Mary & Brad
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Post by: JohnandLeann on May 30, 2010, 04:12 PM
Post by: JohnandLeann on May 30, 2010, 04:12 PM
Glad that everyone is enjoying themselves. The weather is turning out to be perfect.
Title: memorial day
Post by: hatlet on May 31, 2010, 02:50 PM
Post by: hatlet on May 31, 2010, 02:50 PM
Just got back from So. Carlsbad. great weather, ocean side site, very relaxing
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Post by: wavery on May 31, 2010, 03:51 PM
Post by: wavery on May 31, 2010, 03:51 PM
Quote from: Recumbentman;217381What a great weekend! The weather is warming up to 90 yesterday, riding has been great, today we take in the wineries by bike...Karen & Wes came by for a visit..on bike. Shirleen & Son are here with his broken foot, it has not stopped him...we took them out on the recumbent tandem to tour the town. We are at breakfast, but anxious to get back to camp and get riding again! Hope everyone is having a great holiday weekend!
Mary & Brad
Hey Brad.....you'd be so proud of me......I went out and bought a recumbent bike yesterday.....:sombraro:
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Post by: Chez Way on May 31, 2010, 09:24 PM
Post by: Chez Way on May 31, 2010, 09:24 PM
Although I was only able to make it for one night at Wine Country RV it was well worth the trip. The weather was perfect. Started Sunday brunch with 58Air's Eggs Bennie and yummy pancakes. We went to the Firestone Brewery for some fresh brew and enjoyed it with homemade pizza from a backyard pizza oven at our Paso friends' house last night. We topped it off with a fun bike ride this morning. We really like this campground and will probably be back again next year for Memorial Weekend. Glad to hear everyone else enjoyed the start of summer!!! Next camping trip for us is Mammoth/Reno/Tahoe for a week.
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Post by: Hoagie on Jun 01, 2010, 10:16 AM
Post by: Hoagie on Jun 01, 2010, 10:16 AM
Yep. Another fantastic weekend at GWBR. I think we rode just over 100 miles in 3 days, a pretty decent total. Spent more time visiting wineries this year I guess.
Great having the folks from Wine Country RV come by for a visit. Good to see you and glad to hear you enjoyed your weekend too.
We rode through some beautiful country. Rolling hills covered in vineyards, alfalfa fields, horse pastures or just open vistas. Weather was fantastic although it did get warm on Sunday's ride. Stopped and enjoyed wine tasting at Tobin James, River Star, Niner, Wild Horse, Jan Kris (home of Ben Hogan Wines) and Sylvester. We just didn't have time to stop everywhere we wanted!
For the 5th year Marcy offered a free yoga class for all Rally participants. Thanks to all the SCCampers that attended.:#
"Gnosh Night" appeared to be a big success with everyone sharing whatever appetizers and libations they had. At least everyone appeared to get enough to eat anyway. The Sunday BBQ was less of a success this year. What do you do when the guy manning the fire pit refuses to add enough charcoal to get a hot bed of coals??!!?:confused: We could have used Dee to light a fire under him! I guess next year we'll just bring our own grill:(
Anyway,thanks to all that attended. I hope you all had as good a time as we did. We already have it on the calendar for next year. See you at GWBR 2011, Memorial Day Weekend!
Great having the folks from Wine Country RV come by for a visit. Good to see you and glad to hear you enjoyed your weekend too.
We rode through some beautiful country. Rolling hills covered in vineyards, alfalfa fields, horse pastures or just open vistas. Weather was fantastic although it did get warm on Sunday's ride. Stopped and enjoyed wine tasting at Tobin James, River Star, Niner, Wild Horse, Jan Kris (home of Ben Hogan Wines) and Sylvester. We just didn't have time to stop everywhere we wanted!
For the 5th year Marcy offered a free yoga class for all Rally participants. Thanks to all the SCCampers that attended.:#
"Gnosh Night" appeared to be a big success with everyone sharing whatever appetizers and libations they had. At least everyone appeared to get enough to eat anyway. The Sunday BBQ was less of a success this year. What do you do when the guy manning the fire pit refuses to add enough charcoal to get a hot bed of coals??!!?:confused: We could have used Dee to light a fire under him! I guess next year we'll just bring our own grill:(
Anyway,thanks to all that attended. I hope you all had as good a time as we did. We already have it on the calendar for next year. See you at GWBR 2011, Memorial Day Weekend!
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Post by: Recumbentman on Jun 01, 2010, 11:09 AM
Post by: Recumbentman on Jun 01, 2010, 11:09 AM
Quote from: wavery;217412Hey Brad.....you'd be so proud of me......I went out and bought a recumbent bike yesterday.....:sombraro:
[SIZE="4"]SWEET....................[/SIZE]:sombraro:
Which one do you get :confused:
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Post by: wavery on Jun 01, 2010, 12:05 PM
Post by: wavery on Jun 01, 2010, 12:05 PM
Quote from: Recumbentman;217428[SIZE="4"]SWEET....................[/SIZE]:sombraro:
Which one do you get :confused:
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Post by: Dee4j on Jun 01, 2010, 12:24 PM
Post by: Dee4j on Jun 01, 2010, 12:24 PM
Quote from: Hoagie;217426Yep. Another fantastic weekend at GWBR. I think we rode just over 100 miles in 3 days, a pretty decent total. Spent more time visiting wineries this year I guess.
Great having the folks from Wine Country RV come by for a visit. Good to see you and glad to hear you enjoyed your weekend too.
We rode through some beautiful country. Rolling hills covered in vineyards, alfalfa fields, horse pastures or just open vistas. Weather was fantastic although it did get warm on Sunday's ride. Stopped and enjoyed wine tasting at Tobin James, River Star, Niner, Wild Horse, Jan Kris (home of Ben Hogan Wines) and Sylvester. We just didn't have time to stop everywhere we wanted!
For the 5th year Marcy offered a free yoga class for all Rally participants. Thanks to all the SCCampers that attended.:#
"Gnosh Night" appeared to be a big success with everyone sharing whatever appetizers and libations they had. At least everyone appeared to get enough to eat anyway. The Sunday BBQ was less of a success this year. What do you do when the guy manning the fire pit refuses to add enough charcoal to get a hot bed of coals??!!?:confused: We could have used Dee to light a fire under him! I guess next year we'll just bring our own grill:(
Anyway,thanks to all that attended. I hope you all had as good a time as we did. We already have it on the calendar for next year. See you at GWBR 2011, Memorial Day Weekend!
No camping for me next memorial Day weekend...Will be attending Kevin's High School Graduation!!
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Post by: Dee4j on Jun 01, 2010, 12:24 PM
Post by: Dee4j on Jun 01, 2010, 12:24 PM
Quote from: Hoagie;217426I hope you all had as good a time as we did. We already have it on the calendar for next year. See you at GWBR 2011, Memorial Day Weekend!
No camping for me next memorial Day weekend...Will be attending Kevin's High School Graduation!!
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Post by: Recumbentman on Jun 01, 2010, 12:46 PM
Post by: Recumbentman on Jun 01, 2010, 12:46 PM
Quote from: wavery;217431
I see you are really working up a sweat :U LOL
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Post by: Malena on Jun 04, 2010, 04:53 PM
Post by: Malena on Jun 04, 2010, 04:53 PM
Quote from: Hoagie;217426Stopped and enjoyed wine tasting at Tobin James, River Star, Niner, Wild Horse, Jan Kris (home of Ben Hogan Wines) and Sylvester. We just didn't have time to stop everywhere we wanted!Yummy!!!!!!! I'm calling "dibs" on Memorial Day Weekend next year (this year I stayed home with mom).
Malena
P.S. If you have any spare Tobin James lying around...maybe you could bring it to the next camping you attend - which would be when?? :sombraro:
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Post by: Hoagie on Jun 04, 2010, 05:12 PM
Post by: Hoagie on Jun 04, 2010, 05:12 PM
Quote from: Malena;217502Yummy!!!!!!! I'm calling "dibs" on Memorial Day Weekend next year (this year I stayed home with mom).
Malena
P.S. If you have any spare Tobin James lying around...maybe you could bring it to the next camping you attend - which would be when?? :sombraro:
Yeah, I think you'd have a good time on this rally. Plenty for the kids to do and you too, even if you aren't interested in cycling.
Tobin James is one of our favorites and we've been members of their club for several years. We'll have some of their wines at the next rally, East Shore for Fathers Day. Oh, wait.....you aren't going to be there. Bummer for you. :sombraro:
Hmmmm. I can take pictures of us drinking for you. :p
I guess we'll just have to hang to a bottle or three.
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Post by: Hoagie on Jun 04, 2010, 05:16 PM
Post by: Hoagie on Jun 04, 2010, 05:16 PM
Quote from: wavery;217431
Can you fit that in the back of the truck and get it to Paso Robles next year? Or will you have to strap it to the top of the TM?:sombraro:
The good thing is you can pedal as hard as you want with little fear of spilling your wine.
Also no worries about getting a DUI.