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There will be dirt.
Only because we aren't driving 200+ miles just to get "there", it won't be as much dirt as you might have had say last year, although last year was only a little -so this still might match last year... it won't be as much as some previous years, that's all.
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Ah.. I'll just be coming back from the honeymoon toward the second half of September. Hopefully I won't be too swamped with work to make it.
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Almost every year we have a conflict with a rally cross, although anyone wanting to do both should be able to this year- just skip the campout and run back to Antioch Saturday night, we'll only be about 2.5 hours away.
But like every year, I come back to which would you prefer, paying a bunch of money to sit around and wait your turn for 2-4 minutes of seat time?
Or spend a whole day exploring fun roads and trying to stay "on time".
For me there is no thinking about it, more seat time is better.
But like every year, I come back to which would you prefer, paying a bunch of money to sit around and wait your turn for 2-4 minutes of seat time?
Or spend a whole day exploring fun roads and trying to stay "on time".
For me there is no thinking about it, more seat time is better.
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Any plans for a checkout run, Pete? Roo and I might be interested.
I just can't do the camping thing... I have a bad back and hips, and sleeping on the ground makes it worse.
I just can't do the camping thing... I have a bad back and hips, and sleeping on the ground makes it worse.
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Almost every year we have a conflict with a rally cross, although anyone wanting to do both should be able to this year- just skip the campout and run back to Antioch Saturday night, we'll only be about 2.5 hours away.
But like every year, I come back to which would you prefer, paying a bunch of money to sit around and wait your turn for 2-4 minutes of seat time?
Or spend a whole day exploring fun roads and trying to stay "on time".
For me there is no thinking about it, more seat time is better.
But like every year, I come back to which would you prefer, paying a bunch of money to sit around and wait your turn for 2-4 minutes of seat time?
Or spend a whole day exploring fun roads and trying to stay "on time".
For me there is no thinking about it, more seat time is better.
"fast and furious, and slow and curious"
I actually want to do both, including the campout.
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Well- depending on how early in the AM you want to beat it out of there, and how late they'll let you show up at Antioch, who am I to say you can't?
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