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US Southeast 4th Annual Keowee-Toxaway Camping Trip
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@JButtress Can you confirm that you got an invite? The rally point system is terrible so I can't tell if it worked or not. 
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I did get it. And confirmed my attendance@JButtress Can you confirm that you got an invite? The rally point system is terrible so I can't tell if it worked or not.
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@JButtress i can likely make this one with my big kids. Putting it on the calendar now and will
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Won’t be able to attend this year. That’s the weekend of my sons first birthday. Maybe next year he can tag along if it falls on the same weekend. Bummed I’ll miss out. You guys have fun!
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I wasn't invited, but I could possibly make this trip happen. Got to research the area a bit, but from what I've seen and heard the views and scenery are nothing less than awesome.
Two questions though - how intense is the wheeling, and how much highway can be expected from campsite to wheeling? I'm down for any or all, just need to know whether to bring one all-purpose, or tow rig and trail rig.
@danwyandt And con the boss into giving me a second vacation this year... I've got it on paper, but that doesn't mean I'll get it in practice.
Two questions though - how intense is the wheeling, and how much highway can be expected from campsite to wheeling? I'm down for any or all, just need to know whether to bring one all-purpose, or tow rig and trail rig.
@danwyandt And con the boss into giving me a second vacation this year... I've got it on paper, but that doesn't mean I'll get it in practice.
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The trails are pretty easy. Maybe a 3 out of 10. In terms of drive time from the campground to the trails, maybe 15-20 mins? Maybe a little less. The difficult part will be if any campsites are still available that weekend, it’s a pretty small campground. All are welcome though!
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You don't need a trail rig as the trails are fairly tame. You might want to bring a chainsaw as there may be trees down in some areas. I'm bringing mine.
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Congrats!
I missed the post - went on the UP/Michigan run. Had no cell for most of the trip - that was good.
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@danwyandt Nice, those tend to be the best trips! A visit to Michigan is in my lifetime goals, I've got some folks from up there. Sorta want to say I did it in the winter, but common sense says do it in the summer.
This SC trip seems pretty tame; hopefully we'll spend a lot of time sightseeing and a little time spotting, ha ha.
This SC trip seems pretty tame; hopefully we'll spend a lot of time sightseeing and a little time spotting, ha ha.
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I have to bow out.
I was just informed of my required attendance for my granddaughters 6th birthday party.
I was also reminded of how much more fun I will be having at the trampoline park wrangling 16, 4 to 7 yr. olds then riding around some dusty old trails.
Yea.
I was just informed of my required attendance for my granddaughters 6th birthday party.
I was also reminded of how much more fun I will be having at the trampoline park wrangling 16, 4 to 7 yr. olds then riding around some dusty old trails.
Yea.
@danwyandt Too bad on one hand, but on the other, at least you get a chance to live it up one more time! Be there for the little lady, you only turn 6 once!
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Is anyone bringing their dog(s) with them? Just trying to figure out whether or not I should bring Andy since he can be kind of a turd around other dogs sometimes.
