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I have Daytona on our schedule but I started this winter with the idea of getting a routine medical tune up and it's turning into a major overhaul that is going to mess up my spring riding plans. ::( Looking forward to Martin's and we can take the car. If we go, and right now that's a big if, we will camp at http://www.volusia.org/services/community-services/parks-recreation-and-culture/parks-and-trails/park-facilities-and-locations/ecological-nature-parks/lake-monroe-park.stml AKA "Camp Como" :BEER:Matt
So when do you want to go to Martins? :BEER:Matt
Doesn't look like I'll make it. Seeing that WERA has taken over the 200 has taken away half the motivation. I'll miss Camp Carlo and lunch with y'all.
was planning on going to Daytona this year, but my orthopaedic surgeon can fit me in for wrist surgery on the 4th (carpal tunnel), which makes heading down on the 7th probably a no go...
We will post details of the Martin's dinner soon.Last year at Martin's for lunch on Thursday:Martin's on Thursday-
Remember me ? I am planning on attending the Pantheon dinner on Monday the 9th and that prime rib at Martin's looks awfully good might make that also. No , I am not riding and and still bike-less and have no plans on getting one. Just would like to see some old friends.
Will the distinguished gentleman seated at the head of the table and his lovely wife be joining again?
With all the bad weather around, if things are nice there, people will be glad for some respite at Bike Week.A few people have mentioned the Celtic Festival in St. Augustine, March 13-15 this year.http://celticstaugustine.com/Most people think of Celtic culture (normally pron Keltic and Kelts) as being from the British Isles area but it covered a much wider area of Europe.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CeltsIt's a nice, medium-sized festival.Pics from last year-