TfT Cruise? Are we participating this year?
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Thank you very much to all of you willing to help out. I'll see you all on Thursday and hopefully discuss and plan the cruise. I'm sure we've got a bunch of good ideas 
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btw, does anybody know yet when the cruise is or where to find out? If possible, it would be a good idea to get an early start on this so HIIC-ers can plan in advance
Originally Posted by sneezerboi
Thank you very much to all of you willing to help out. I'll see you all on Thursday and hopefully discuss and plan the cruise. I'm sure we've got a bunch of good ideas
Everyone will throw out this and that idea and it is your job to make sure that it doesn't become too cumbersome for you to handle.
Basic Steps:
1. Get the date
2. Set the itinerary (starting point (usually close to town), 5-6 stops and end point)...allow ample time for lunch at an appropriate place...make sure that all stops can accomodate plenty of cars.
3. Post up a thread and get Greg to sticky it...reserve yourself the first 4 posts on that thread....do it late at night so no one posts into the thread before it is ready.
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generally----- toys for tots cruise is scheduled on the last sunday in November (after thanksgiving) we are also invited to join some of the Scion guys on Nov. 12 - they are organizing a meet prior to the real event....
some food for thought on stopping places- make sure we have places that have AMPLE parking- if not it creates cramped situations that sometimes compromise the flow of traffic... in turn attracting law enforcement-
places that have excellent parking are boat harbors, windward mall(makai side)
sandy beach park always has about 30-40 open stalls.. but usually staggered-
i also strongly suggest having 2 designated people to lead and one to take the rear end and "catch" any stragglers.....
aloha from the summit of *-^-Mauna Kea-^-*
some food for thought on stopping places- make sure we have places that have AMPLE parking- if not it creates cramped situations that sometimes compromise the flow of traffic... in turn attracting law enforcement-
places that have excellent parking are boat harbors, windward mall(makai side)
sandy beach park always has about 30-40 open stalls.. but usually staggered-
i also strongly suggest having 2 designated people to lead and one to take the rear end and "catch" any stragglers.....
aloha from the summit of *-^-Mauna Kea-^-*
Originally Posted by gdogg
generally----- toys for tots cruise is scheduled on the last sunday in November (after thanksgiving) we are also invited to join some of the Scion guys on Nov. 12 - they are organizing a meet prior to the real event....
some food for thought on stopping places- make sure we have places that have AMPLE parking- if not it creates cramped situations that sometimes compromise the flow of traffic... in turn attracting law enforcement-
places that have excellent parking are boat harbors, windward mall(makai side)
sandy beach park always has about 30-40 open stalls.. but usually staggered-
i also strongly suggest having 2 designated people to lead and one to take the rear end and "catch" any stragglers.....
aloha from the summit of *-^-Mauna Kea-^-*
some food for thought on stopping places- make sure we have places that have AMPLE parking- if not it creates cramped situations that sometimes compromise the flow of traffic... in turn attracting law enforcement-
places that have excellent parking are boat harbors, windward mall(makai side)
sandy beach park always has about 30-40 open stalls.. but usually staggered-
i also strongly suggest having 2 designated people to lead and one to take the rear end and "catch" any stragglers.....
aloha from the summit of *-^-Mauna Kea-^-*
The "Catcher" should be one of the WRB guys because they're the easiest to see in traffic.
I'll be Lead Car #2 somewhere in the middle where traffic lights break us up OR if you want I can do my usual and be the Lead Car #1.
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Originally Posted by Island Style
then lets start planning...If I don't have conflicting events....I'm in regardless of gas prices...
Originally Posted by rtakashi
me too...
