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Sorry you won’t be able to make it. I’m seriously contemplating canceling. I don’t want to but then again, I don’t want to be the cause of someone getting sick or myself getting sick.

If we’re in a lockdown, yeah that would probably cause me to cancel. This whole thing is bs and overly dramatic. They just need to chill.

I’m almost certain water levels are gonna be high in some spots. We will make it though.

Well not really. We just couldn’t go to the brewery afterwards. The trail ride won’t stop cause of that. Lol. The outdoors doesn’t close. Hahaha

As of now it’s still on. I gotta call the brewery and ask if they’ll be open.

There’s a lot of camping in the pines. It all has to be at approved sites. Not backcountry camping.

It’s a possibility. I know Ken @Redbear was talking about it. I’m a maybe as long as the weather is good. I have a ground tent and don’t feel like packing up the tent with it being wet the next day lol

Yes, you should be fine.

You’ll be fine as long as we don’t get a crazy amount of rain between now and then. There was one spot that didn’t have any water in it but you could see how deep the hole would have been if it was full of water. This hole would have been over my hood and up to my windshield, and I’m lifted 2.5”...

Bring the trailer. I was actually debating camping out after the trail ride as long as the weather is fine. Having a ground tent, it’s not much fun camping in the rain and then packing up a wet tent in the morning lol.

After getting a bit bugged by the bickering from earlier today, I decided to clear my head the best way I know how...with a prerun of some of the route. I went out to a section, of our planned route, that I haven’t been on in almost 6 years. Things are exactly as I remembered them being...

Its also a machinist’s term used to describe the new guy who doesn’t know anything. Now who’s the one assuming things by telling me I need to lighten up?

Yes, you should go prepared but I WILL NOT turn away a newbie due to them not having proper gear or the know how to use the gear. It’s our responsibility to teach the new people. Your comment came off as being douchey and not willing to help. I cannot help but to assume your intentions from a...

Hahahaha, I can careless about who’s gear gets used, mine or someone else’s, what I care about most is getting the person out. Gear can be cleaned. I’ve been wheeling and hosting runs for a lot longer than this forum and website has been around, not once have I ever been told about this “proper...

It should be, there may be a couple tight sections, but no tighter than the entrance to Spring Hill from the Screaming Hill ride in January.

Weird, it has you as RSVP’d as going.

I would like to keep it to members only, unless I invite non members. This makes it easier for me to keep track of who is going and who is not.

You don’t have to drink to attend. You can leave at the end of the trail ride or hangout with us at the brewery, no need to drink alcohol to have a good time.

There are 20 spots available and only 10 have been filled. There are slots left. Pinstripes...haha maybe you should wheel in the pine barrens if you don’t want pinstripes. Pinstripes are inevitable when you wheel the pines. With that being said, chances are you are going to end up with...

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