The Texas 8 State Meet 2010 (Quad state area welcome)
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http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&sour...73,2.90863&z=9
Here is a run that we had planned in the past but never went on. It brings in some new roads as well as a new place to eat. If everyone is ok with BBQ, there is Cooper's BBQ in Junction and has plenty of seating and even an outdoor eating area. This route also changes up the way we attack the sisters, we would be doing the 2 majors legs in reverse and at the same time breaking it up giving the drivers to recoup before hitting up the second leg. I also added in a stop at Garner State Park for a photo op, ofcourse that can be changed.
Here is a run that we had planned in the past but never went on. It brings in some new roads as well as a new place to eat. If everyone is ok with BBQ, there is Cooper's BBQ in Junction and has plenty of seating and even an outdoor eating area. This route also changes up the way we attack the sisters, we would be doing the 2 majors legs in reverse and at the same time breaking it up giving the drivers to recoup before hitting up the second leg. I also added in a stop at Garner State Park for a photo op, ofcourse that can be changed.
I'm actually a big fan of BBQ, as long as its good BBQ.
People have been asking me for something a bit new in regards to the meet and this may be just the change it needed.
On dates, its looking like based on the feedback so far April 30 May 1st
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Yeah, the run from HWY 16-Loop 1604 was a good one, too bad I did one lap
This is the best run, I agree.
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&sour...3,1.738586&z=9
This is the best run, I agree.
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&sour...3,1.738586&z=9
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I'm pretty sure I'm down for any of the April dates. I also know several people in the Boerne/San Antonio area that would be down for tagging along. Unless we are trying to stay a Mazda crowd this year, then they might just ride along. As far as starting from SA the drive out is almost as fun as the 'drive' itself. It's not as tight and twisty, but it's still fun. And remember that last year we stopped in Medina, which is on the way back anyway. And more cinnamon apple ice cream.
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Man, I am heavily considering stay an all 8 event this year. I'm still having flash backs from the BMW wreck last year. Trying to have a perfect safety record, and we have failed miserably. Its harder to boot people for not staying in the yellow lines on a public road compared to a track.
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Sat Morning we all meet at the hotel for instructions and maps. We then head out in a big group to basically drive the roads all day. We take breaks along the way for pictures food and gas. The reason this is such a big deal is that the roads (when there is no traffic in front of us) are great because they are very twisty.
I encourage you to check out the website: www.thetexas8.com
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Yeah, the run from HWY 16-Loop 1604 was a good one, too bad I did one lap
This is the best run, I agree.
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&sour...3,1.738586&z=9
This is the best run, I agree.
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&sour...3,1.738586&z=9
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I notice that was your first post, so you probably do not share the friendships that alot of us do having known each other for years. That 5 hour trip flies by so quickly when you and a bunch of your friends get together and drive down in one group.
I'd encourage you to think about it some more, and possibly meet the DFW group on the way down.
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Yep
Some of you guys should consider coming to DGRR this year. So far we have over 100 rotary cars signed up and some top rotary racers and cars have signed up.. Including 6x 3 rotor cars.
www.DealsGapRotaryRally.com
Some of you guys should consider coming to DGRR this year. So far we have over 100 rotary cars signed up and some top rotary racers and cars have signed up.. Including 6x 3 rotor cars.
www.DealsGapRotaryRally.com
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Yep
Some of you guys should consider coming to DGRR this year. So far we have over 100 rotary cars signed up and some top rotary racers and cars have signed up.. Including 6x 3 rotor cars.
www.DealsGapRotaryRally.com
Some of you guys should consider coming to DGRR this year. So far we have over 100 rotary cars signed up and some top rotary racers and cars have signed up.. Including 6x 3 rotor cars.
www.DealsGapRotaryRally.com
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Yep
Some of you guys should consider coming to DGRR this year. So far we have over 100 rotary cars signed up and some top rotary racers and cars have signed up.. Including 6x 3 rotor cars.
www.DealsGapRotaryRally.com
Some of you guys should consider coming to DGRR this year. So far we have over 100 rotary cars signed up and some top rotary racers and cars have signed up.. Including 6x 3 rotor cars.
www.DealsGapRotaryRally.com
Damn that's far:
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&sour...89&ie=UTF8&z=5
Road trip anyone?
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