northeast rally - Page 13

tommymac · 05-19-2009, 02:01 AM

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Originally Posted by rogue

No! No! No! Write it on his chest witha sharpie marker! He'd probably figure out how to unpin the note.

I can suture it to his chest so it wont come off.

Tom

rogue · 05-19-2009, 01:45 PM

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Originally Posted by tommymac

I can suture it to his chest so it wont come off.

Tom

Tommy you are pure evil

tommymac · 05-19-2009, 01:59 PM

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Originally Posted by rogue

Tommy you are pure evil

You knew that already

Tom

Sixxxxer · 05-21-2009, 04:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Dragonpaco

it's fine, he doesn't have a soul...

that campground is going to probably be the cheapest accomodations we can find, plus free wifi so we can make fun of everyone who isnt there

Your a Bastard and I Hate you

OTB · 05-22-2009, 08:02 AM

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Originally Posted by rogue

I thought so too.

Does anyone know of any decent roads around Gettysburg?

Marko, Itgirl live right in the area, as do a couple other buds from another board. Go 45 mins north up the river to coal country . East and you are 20 mins from Catoctin State Park in Md (Maryland Wine Country)...another 20 minutes south on sweepers and rolling hills and I'll lead you into WV hillbilly country and seduce you with Rockin and Rollin Rt9 through Paw Paw where you can hear banjos playing back in the woods and everybody doesn't just know all their neighbors...they're all related

There are sooooo many nice roads nearby.............from sweepers to switchbacks...take your pick.

marko138 · 05-22-2009, 08:05 AM

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Originally Posted by OTB

Marko, Itgirl live right in the area, as do a couple other buds from another board. Go 45 mins north up the river to coal country . East and you are 20 mins from Catoctin State Park in Md (Maryland Wine Country)...another 20 minutes south on sweepers and rolling hills and I'll lead you into WV hillbilly country and seduce you with Rockin and Rollin Rt9 through Paw Paw where you can hear banjos playing back in the woods and everybody doesn't just know all their neighbors...they're all related

There are sooooo many nice roads nearby.............from sweepers to switchbacks...take your pick.

I vote WV.

tommymac · 05-22-2009, 08:27 AM

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Originally Posted by OTB

Marko, Itgirl live right in the area, as do a couple other buds from another board. Go 45 mins north up the river to coal country . East and you are 20 mins from Catoctin State Park in Md (Maryland Wine Country)...another 20 minutes south on sweepers and rolling hills and I'll lead you into WV hillbilly country and seduce you with Rockin and Rollin Rt9 through Paw Paw where you can hear banjos playing back in the woods and everybody doesn't just know all their neighbors...they're all related

There are sooooo many nice roads nearby.............from sweepers to switchbacks...take your pick.

When we stayed at crosskeys there was some park in MD that had some realy nice roads. One ride a local guy took us through some of it and on another trip we just got a map and went out and looked for roads and found some nice ones along with a few dirt roads

Tom

OTB · 05-22-2009, 09:23 AM

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Originally Posted by tommymac

When we stayed at crosskeys there was some park in MD that had some realy nice roads. One ride a local guy took us through some of it and on another trip we just got a map and went out and looked for roads and found some nice ones along with a few dirt roads

Tom

You were in Cross Keys?? S##t. You were about 5 mins from me!! You most likely went to Loch Raven (Lotsa water around, right; lotsa up and down with a few bridges?) Might have been Gunpowder park, too.

tommymac · 05-22-2009, 09:57 AM

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Originally Posted by OTB

You were in Cross Keys?? S##t. You were about 5 mins from me!! You most likely went to Loch Raven (Lotsa water around, right; lotsa up and down with a few bridges?) Might have been Gunpowder park, too.

Cant recall the name of the park, it was a little further south into maryland and I think was near rt 72 if i am not mistaken. I know one of the roads entering the park goes over a set of railroad tracks if that helps.

Tom

OTB · 05-22-2009, 10:04 AM

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Originally Posted by tommymac

Cant recall the name of the park, it was a little further south into maryland and I think was near rt 72 if i am not mistaken. I know one of the roads entering the park goes over a set of railroad tracks if that helps.

Tom

Catoctin State Park...have some reallly gnarley pavement/dirt road mix.....some of the stuff leads waaaayyy back into the boonies......