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Frostbite posted about this in the other Georgia thread. Luke and I will be sending in our applications tomorrow. Georgia Lions Club for the Blind.
http://www.glcb.org/ on that page click on the Georgia map and it will take you here http://www.glcb.org/Moto.htm (or just click the link) fill out the registration form and mail it in.
They will send you a passport listing 19 places of interest in Ga. Visit 15 of them along with 1 mandatory one and receive a free pin and the chance to buy a tee-shirt.The money goes to the Lions Camp for the Blind in Waycross. I believe that charity starts at home (rather than some country I can't spell or maybe pronounce) and am happy to donate for a worthwhile cause close by, while having some fun on my bike.
Frostbite has already finished it and according to the lady I spoke to, he may be the first one to finish out of 99 people who have ordered the passport so far. Frostbite get your documentation in quickly.
We have 43 riders here in Ga. and anyone that wants to hook up with Luke and I, give me a holler. Maybe we can schedule a ride and visit some of the places together. I'm stoked. I can't wait to get the passport, see the sites listed and start mapping out the routes.
Frostbite, thanks for the information and my hats off to you for completing it. Well done.

Hutch

Frostbite posted about this in the other Georgia thread. Luke and I will be sending in our applications tomorrow. Georgia Lions Club for the Blind.
http://www.glcb.org/ on that page click on the Georgia map and it will take you here http://www.glcb.org/Moto.htm (or just click the link) fill out the registration form and mail it in.
They will send you a passport listing 19 places of interest in Ga. Visit 15 of them along with 1 mandatory one and receive a free pin and the chance to buy a tee-shirt.The money goes to the Lions Camp for the Blind in Waycross. I believe that charity starts at home (rather than some country I can't spell or maybe pronounce) and am happy to donate for a worthwhile cause close by, while having some fun on my bike.
Frostbite has already finished it and according to the lady I spoke to, he may be the first one to finish out of 99 people who have ordered the passport so far. Frostbite get your documentation in quickly.
We have 43 riders here in Ga. and anyone that wants to hook up with Luke and I, give me a holler. Maybe we can schedule a ride and visit some of the places together. I'm stoked. I can't wait to get the passport, see the sites listed and start mapping out the routes.
Frostbite, thanks for the information and my hats off to you for completing it. Well done.

Hutch

Frostbite posted about this in the other Georgia thread. Luke and I will be sending in our applications tomorrow. Georgia Lions Club for the Blind.
http://www.glcb.org/ on that page click on the Georgia map and it will take you here http://www.glcb.org/Moto.htm (or just click the link) fill out the registration form and mail it in.
They will send you a passport listing 19 places of interest in Ga. Visit 15 of them along with 1 mandatory one and receive a free pin and the chance to buy a tee-shirt.The money goes to the Lions Camp for the Blind in Waycross. I believe that charity starts at home (rather than some country I can't spell or maybe pronounce) and am happy to donate for a worthwhile cause close by, while having some fun on my bike.
Frostbite has already finished it and according to the lady I spoke to, he may be the first one to finish out of 99 people who have ordered the passport so far. Frostbite get your documentation in quickly.
We have 43 riders here in Ga. and anyone that wants to hook up with Luke and I, give me a holler. Maybe we can schedule a ride and visit some of the places together. I'm stoked. I can't wait to get the passport, see the sites listed and start mapping out the routes.
Frostbite, thanks for the information and my hats off to you for completing it. Well done.

Hutch

Frostbite posted about this in the other Georgia thread. Luke and I will be sending in our applications tomorrow. Georgia Lions Club for the Blind.
http://www.glcb.org/ on that page click on the Georgia map and it will take you here http://www.glcb.org/Moto.htm (or just click the link) fill out the registration form and mail it in.
They will send you a passport listing 19 places of interest in Ga. Visit 15 of them along with 1 mandatory one and receive a free pin and the chance to buy a tee-shirt.The money goes to the Lions Camp for the Blind in Waycross. I believe that charity starts at home (rather than some country I can't spell or maybe pronounce) and am happy to donate for a worthwhile cause close by, while having some fun on my bike.
Frostbite has already finished it and according to the lady I spoke to, he may be the first one to finish out of 99 people who have ordered the passport so far. Frostbite get your documentation in quickly.
We have 43 riders here in Ga. and anyone that wants to hook up with Luke and I, give me a holler. Maybe we can schedule a ride and visit some of the places together. I'm stoked. I can't wait to get the passport, see the sites listed and start mapping out the routes.
Frostbite, thanks for the information and my hats off to you for completing it. Well done.

Hutch

Frostbite posted about this in the other Georgia thread. Luke and I will be sending in our applications tomorrow. Georgia Lions Club for the Blind.
http://www.glcb.org/ on that page click on the Georgia map and it will take you here http://www.glcb.org/Moto.htm (or just click the link) fill out the registration form and mail it in.
They will send you a passport listing 19 places of interest in Ga. Visit 15 of them along with 1 mandatory one and receive a free pin and the chance to buy a tee-shirt.The money goes to the Lions Camp for the Blind in Waycross. I believe that charity starts at home (rather than some country I can't spell or maybe pronounce) and am happy to donate for a worthwhile cause close by, while having some fun on my bike.
Frostbite has already finished it and according to the lady I spoke to, he may be the first one to finish out of 99 people who have ordered the passport so far. Frostbite get your documentation in quickly.
We have 43 riders here in Ga. and anyone that wants to hook up with Luke and I, give me a holler. Maybe we can schedule a ride and visit some of the places together. I'm stoked. I can't wait to get the passport, see the sites listed and start mapping out the routes.
Frostbite, thanks for the information and my hats off to you for completing it. Well done.

Hutch

Frostbite posted about this in the other Georgia thread. Luke and I will be sending in our applications tomorrow. Georgia Lions Club for the Blind.
http://www.glcb.org/ on that page click on the Georgia map and it will take you here http://www.glcb.org/Moto.htm (or just click the link) fill out the registration form and mail it in.
They will send you a passport listing 19 places of interest in Ga. Visit 15 of them along with 1 mandatory one and receive a free pin and the chance to buy a tee-shirt.The money goes to the Lions Camp for the Blind in Waycross. I believe that charity starts at home (rather than some country I can't spell or maybe pronounce) and am happy to donate for a worthwhile cause close by, while having some fun on my bike.
Frostbite has already finished it and according to the lady I spoke to, he may be the first one to finish out of 99 people who have ordered the passport so far. Frostbite get your documentation in quickly.
We have 43 riders here in Ga. and anyone that wants to hook up with Luke and I, give me a holler. Maybe we can schedule a ride and visit some of the places together. I'm stoked. I can't wait to get the passport, see the sites listed and start mapping out the routes.
Frostbite, thanks for the information and my hats off to you for completing it. Well done.

Hutch

Frostbite posted about this in the other Georgia thread. Luke and I will be sending in our applications tomorrow. Georgia Lions Club for the Blind.
http://www.glcb.org/ on that page click on the Georgia map and it will take you here http://www.glcb.org/Moto.htm (or just click the link) fill out the registration form and mail it in.
They will send you a passport listing 19 places of interest in Ga. Visit 15 of them along with 1 mandatory one and receive a free pin and the chance to buy a tee-shirt.The money goes to the Lions Camp for the Blind in Waycross. I believe that charity starts at home (rather than some country I can't spell or maybe pronounce) and am happy to donate for a worthwhile cause close by, while having some fun on my bike.
Frostbite has already finished it and according to the lady I spoke to, he may be the first one to finish out of 99 people who have ordered the passport so far. Frostbite get your documentation in quickly.
We have 43 riders here in Ga. and anyone that wants to hook up with Luke and I, give me a holler. Maybe we can schedule a ride and visit some of the places together. I'm stoked. I can't wait to get the passport, see the sites listed and start mapping out the routes.
Frostbite, thanks for the information and my hats off to you for completing it. Well done.

Hutch

Frostbite posted about this in the other Georgia thread. Luke and I will be sending in our applications tomorrow. Georgia Lions Club for the Blind.
http://www.glcb.org/ on that page click on the Georgia map and it will take you here http://www.glcb.org/Moto.htm (or just click the link) fill out the registration form and mail it in.
They will send you a passport listing 19 places of interest in Ga. Visit 15 of them along with 1 mandatory one and receive a free pin and the chance to buy a tee-shirt.The money goes to the Lions Camp for the Blind in Waycross. I believe that charity starts at home (rather than some country I can't spell or maybe pronounce) and am happy to donate for a worthwhile cause close by, while having some fun on my bike.
Frostbite has already finished it and according to the lady I spoke to, he may be the first one to finish out of 99 people who have ordered the passport so far. Frostbite get your documentation in quickly.
We have 43 riders here in Ga. and anyone that wants to hook up with Luke and I, give me a holler. Maybe we can schedule a ride and visit some of the places together. I'm stoked. I can't wait to get the passport, see the sites listed and start mapping out the routes.
Frostbite, thanks for the information and my hats off to you for completing it. Well done.

Hutch

Frostbite posted about this in the other Georgia thread. Luke and I will be sending in our applications tomorrow. Georgia Lions Club for the Blind.
http://www.glcb.org/ on that page click on the Georgia map and it will take you here http://www.glcb.org/Moto.htm (or just click the link) fill out the registration form and mail it in.
They will send you a passport listing 19 places of interest in Ga. Visit 15 of them along with 1 mandatory one and receive a free pin and the chance to buy a tee-shirt.The money goes to the Lions Camp for the Blind in Waycross. I believe that charity starts at home (rather than some country I can't spell or maybe pronounce) and am happy to donate for a worthwhile cause close by, while having some fun on my bike.
Frostbite has already finished it and according to the lady I spoke to, he may be the first one to finish out of 99 people who have ordered the passport so far. Frostbite get your documentation in quickly.
We have 43 riders here in Ga. and anyone that wants to hook up with Luke and I, give me a holler. Maybe we can schedule a ride and visit some of the places together. I'm stoked. I can't wait to get the passport, see the sites listed and start mapping out the routes.
Frostbite, thanks for the information and my hats off to you for completing it. Well done.

Hutch

Frostbite posted about this in the other Georgia thread. Luke and I will be sending in our applications tomorrow. Georgia Lions Club for the Blind.
http://www.glcb.org/ on that page click on the Georgia map and it will take you here http://www.glcb.org/Moto.htm (or just click the link) fill out the registration form and mail it in.
They will send you a passport listing 19 places of interest in Ga. Visit 15 of them along with 1 mandatory one and receive a free pin and the chance to buy a tee-shirt.The money goes to the Lions Camp for the Blind in Waycross. I believe that charity starts at home (rather than some country I can't spell or maybe pronounce) and am happy to donate for a worthwhile cause close by, while having some fun on my bike.
Frostbite has already finished it and according to the lady I spoke to, he may be the first one to finish out of 99 people who have ordered the passport so far. Frostbite get your documentation in quickly.
We have 43 riders here in Ga. and anyone that wants to hook up with Luke and I, give me a holler. Maybe we can schedule a ride and visit some of the places together. I'm stoked. I can't wait to get the passport, see the sites listed and start mapping out the routes.
Frostbite, thanks for the information and my hats off to you for completing it. Well done.

Hutch

Frostbite posted about this in the other Georgia thread. Luke and I will be sending in our applications tomorrow. Georgia Lions Club for the Blind.
http://www.glcb.org/ on that page click on the Georgia map and it will take you here http://www.glcb.org/Moto.htm (or just click the link) fill out the registration form and mail it in.
They will send you a passport listing 19 places of interest in Ga. Visit 15 of them along with 1 mandatory one and receive a free pin and the chance to buy a tee-shirt.The money goes to the Lions Camp for the Blind in Waycross. I believe that charity starts at home (rather than some country I can't spell or maybe pronounce) and am happy to donate for a worthwhile cause close by, while having some fun on my bike.
Frostbite has already finished it and according to the lady I spoke to, he may be the first one to finish out of 99 people who have ordered the passport so far. Frostbite get your documentation in quickly.
We have 43 riders here in Ga. and anyone that wants to hook up with Luke and I, give me a holler. Maybe we can schedule a ride and visit some of the places together. I'm stoked. I can't wait to get the passport, see the sites listed and start mapping out the routes.
Frostbite, thanks for the information and my hats off to you for completing it. Well done.

Hutch

Frostbite posted about this in the other Georgia thread. Luke and I will be sending in our applications tomorrow. Georgia Lions Club for the Blind.
http://www.glcb.org/ on that page click on the Georgia map and it will take you here http://www.glcb.org/Moto.htm (or just click the link) fill out the registration form and mail it in.
They will send you a passport listing 19 places of interest in Ga. Visit 15 of them along with 1 mandatory one and receive a free pin and the chance to buy a tee-shirt.The money goes to the Lions Camp for the Blind in Waycross. I believe that charity starts at home (rather than some country I can't spell or maybe pronounce) and am happy to donate for a worthwhile cause close by, while having some fun on my bike.
Frostbite has already finished it and according to the lady I spoke to, he may be the first one to finish out of 99 people who have ordered the passport so far. Frostbite get your documentation in quickly.
We have 43 riders here in Ga. and anyone that wants to hook up with Luke and I, give me a holler. Maybe we can schedule a ride and visit some of the places together. I'm stoked. I can't wait to get the passport, see the sites listed and start mapping out the routes.
Frostbite, thanks for the information and my hats off to you for completing it. Well done.

Hutch

Frostbite posted about this in the other Georgia thread. Luke and I will be sending in our applications tomorrow. Georgia Lions Club for the Blind.
http://www.glcb.org/ on that page click on the Georgia map and it will take you here http://www.glcb.org/Moto.htm (or just click the link) fill out the registration form and mail it in.
They will send you a passport listing 19 places of interest in Ga. Visit 15 of them along with 1 mandatory one and receive a free pin and the chance to buy a tee-shirt.The money goes to the Lions Camp for the Blind in Waycross. I believe that charity starts at home (rather than some country I can't spell or maybe pronounce) and am happy to donate for a worthwhile cause close by, while having some fun on my bike.
Frostbite has already finished it and according to the lady I spoke to, he may be the first one to finish out of 99 people who have ordered the passport so far. Frostbite get your documentation in quickly.
We have 43 riders here in Ga. and anyone that wants to hook up with Luke and I, give me a holler. Maybe we can schedule a ride and visit some of the places together. I'm stoked. I can't wait to get the passport, see the sites listed and start mapping out the routes.
Frostbite, thanks for the information and my hats off to you for completing it. Well done.

Hutch

Frostbite posted about this in the other Georgia thread. Luke and I will be sending in our applications tomorrow. Georgia Lions Club for the Blind.
http://www.glcb.org/ on that page click on the Georgia map and it will take you here http://www.glcb.org/Moto.htm (or just click the link) fill out the registration form and mail it in.
They will send you a passport listing 19 places of interest in Ga. Visit 15 of them along with 1 mandatory one and receive a free pin and the chance to buy a tee-shirt.The money goes to the Lions Camp for the Blind in Waycross. I believe that charity starts at home (rather than some country I can't spell or maybe pronounce) and am happy to donate for a worthwhile cause close by, while having some fun on my bike.
Frostbite has already finished it and according to the lady I spoke to, he may be the first one to finish out of 99 people who have ordered the passport so far. Frostbite get your documentation in quickly.
We have 43 riders here in Ga. and anyone that wants to hook up with Luke and I, give me a holler. Maybe we can schedule a ride and visit some of the places together. I'm stoked. I can't wait to get the passport, see the sites listed and start mapping out the routes.
Frostbite, thanks for the information and my hats off to you for completing it. Well done.

Hutch

Frostbite posted about this in the other Georgia thread. Luke and I will be sending in our applications tomorrow. Georgia Lions Club for the Blind.
http://www.glcb.org/ on that page click on the Georgia map and it will take you here http://www.glcb.org/Moto.htm (or just click the link) fill out the registration form and mail it in.
They will send you a passport listing 19 places of interest in Ga. Visit 15 of them along with 1 mandatory one and receive a free pin and the chance to buy a tee-shirt.The money goes to the Lions Camp for the Blind in Waycross. I believe that charity starts at home (rather than some country I can't spell or maybe pronounce) and am happy to donate for a worthwhile cause close by, while having some fun on my bike.
Frostbite has already finished it and according to the lady I spoke to, he may be the first one to finish out of 99 people who have ordered the passport so far. Frostbite get your documentation in quickly.
We have 43 riders here in Ga. and anyone that wants to hook up with Luke and I, give me a holler. Maybe we can schedule a ride and visit some of the places together. I'm stoked. I can't wait to get the passport, see the sites listed and start mapping out the routes.
Frostbite, thanks for the information and my hats off to you for completing it. Well done.

Hutch

Frostbite posted about this in the other Georgia thread. Luke and I will be sending in our applications tomorrow. Georgia Lions Club for the Blind.
http://www.glcb.org/ on that page click on the Georgia map and it will take you here http://www.glcb.org/Moto.htm (or just click the link) fill out the registration form and mail it in.
They will send you a passport listing 19 places of interest in Ga. Visit 15 of them along with 1 mandatory one and receive a free pin and the chance to buy a tee-shirt.The money goes to the Lions Camp for the Blind in Waycross. I believe that charity starts at home (rather than some country I can't spell or maybe pronounce) and am happy to donate for a worthwhile cause close by, while having some fun on my bike.
Frostbite has already finished it and according to the lady I spoke to, he may be the first one to finish out of 99 people who have ordered the passport so far. Frostbite get your documentation in quickly.
We have 43 riders here in Ga. and anyone that wants to hook up with Luke and I, give me a holler. Maybe we can schedule a ride and visit some of the places together. I'm stoked. I can't wait to get the passport, see the sites listed and start mapping out the routes.
Frostbite, thanks for the information and my hats off to you for completing it. Well done.

Hutch

Frostbite posted about this in the other Georgia thread. Luke and I will be sending in our applications tomorrow. Georgia Lions Club for the Blind.
http://www.glcb.org/ on that page click on the Georgia map and it will take you here http://www.glcb.org/Moto.htm (or just click the link) fill out the registration form and mail it in.
They will send you a passport listing 19 places of interest in Ga. Visit 15 of them along with 1 mandatory one and receive a free pin and the chance to buy a tee-shirt.The money goes to the Lions Camp for the Blind in Waycross. I believe that charity starts at home (rather than some country I can't spell or maybe pronounce) and am happy to donate for a worthwhile cause close by, while having some fun on my bike.
Frostbite has already finished it and according to the lady I spoke to, he may be the first one to finish out of 99 people who have ordered the passport so far. Frostbite get your documentation in quickly.
We have 43 riders here in Ga. and anyone that wants to hook up with Luke and I, give me a holler. Maybe we can schedule a ride and visit some of the places together. I'm stoked. I can't wait to get the passport, see the sites listed and start mapping out the routes.
Frostbite, thanks for the information and my hats off to you for completing it. Well done.

Hutch

Please join us in Wichita for a friendly lunch on April 17th, 2010 for our 2nd Annual Toad Choker Meet & Eat.

Lunch will be at the Picadilly Market & Grill at noon. See map below:

Frostbite posted about this in the other Georgia thread. Luke and I will be sending in our applications tomorrow. Georgia Lions Club for the Blind.
http://www.glcb.org/ on that page click on the Georgia map and it will take you here http://www.glcb.org/Moto.htm (or just click the link) fill out the registration form and mail it in.
They will send you a passport listing 19 places of interest in Ga. Visit 15 of them along with 1 mandatory one and receive a free pin and the chance to buy a tee-shirt.The money goes to the Lions Camp for the Blind in Waycross. I believe that charity starts at home (rather than some country I can't spell or maybe pronounce) and am happy to donate for a worthwhile cause close by, while having some fun on my bike.
Frostbite has already finished it and according to the lady I spoke to, he may be the first one to finish out of 99 people who have ordered the passport so far. Frostbite get your documentation in quickly.
We have 43 riders here in Ga. and anyone that wants to hook up with Luke and I, give me a holler. Maybe we can schedule a ride and visit some of the places together. I'm stoked. I can't wait to get the passport, see the sites listed and start mapping out the routes.
Frostbite, thanks for the information and my hats off to you for completing it. Well done.

Hutch

Frostbite posted about this in the other Georgia thread. Luke and I will be sending in our applications tomorrow. Georgia Lions Club for the Blind.
http://www.glcb.org/ on that page click on the Georgia map and it will take you here http://www.glcb.org/Moto.htm (or just click the link) fill out the registration form and mail it in.
They will send you a passport listing 19 places of interest in Ga. Visit 15 of them along with 1 mandatory one and receive a free pin and the chance to buy a tee-shirt.The money goes to the Lions Camp for the Blind in Waycross. I believe that charity starts at home (rather than some country I can't spell or maybe pronounce) and am happy to donate for a worthwhile cause close by, while having some fun on my bike.
Frostbite has already finished it and according to the lady I spoke to, he may be the first one to finish out of 99 people who have ordered the passport so far. Frostbite get your documentation in quickly.
We have 43 riders here in Ga. and anyone that wants to hook up with Luke and I, give me a holler. Maybe we can schedule a ride and visit some of the places together. I'm stoked. I can't wait to get the passport, see the sites listed and start mapping out the routes.
Frostbite, thanks for the information and my hats off to you for completing it. Well done.

Hutch

Frostbite posted about this in the other Georgia thread. Luke and I will be sending in our applications tomorrow. Georgia Lions Club for the Blind.
http://www.glcb.org/ on that page click on the Georgia map and it will take you here http://www.glcb.org/Moto.htm (or just click the link) fill out the registration form and mail it in.
They will send you a passport listing 19 places of interest in Ga. Visit 15 of them along with 1 mandatory one and receive a free pin and the chance to buy a tee-shirt.The money goes to the Lions Camp for the Blind in Waycross. I believe that charity starts at home (rather than some country I can't spell or maybe pronounce) and am happy to donate for a worthwhile cause close by, while having some fun on my bike.
Frostbite has already finished it and according to the lady I spoke to, he may be the first one to finish out of 99 people who have ordered the passport so far. Frostbite get your documentation in quickly.
We have 43 riders here in Ga. and anyone that wants to hook up with Luke and I, give me a holler. Maybe we can schedule a ride and visit some of the places together. I'm stoked. I can't wait to get the passport, see the sites listed and start mapping out the routes.
Frostbite, thanks for the information and my hats off to you for completing it. Well done.

Hutch

Frostbite posted about this in the other Georgia thread. Luke and I will be sending in our applications tomorrow. Georgia Lions Club for the Blind.
http://www.glcb.org/ on that page click on the Georgia map and it will take you here http://www.glcb.org/Moto.htm (or just click the link) fill out the registration form and mail it in.
They will send you a passport listing 19 places of interest in Ga. Visit 15 of them along with 1 mandatory one and receive a free pin and the chance to buy a tee-shirt.The money goes to the Lions Camp for the Blind in Waycross. I believe that charity starts at home (rather than some country I can't spell or maybe pronounce) and am happy to donate for a worthwhile cause close by, while having some fun on my bike.
Frostbite has already finished it and according to the lady I spoke to, he may be the first one to finish out of 99 people who have ordered the passport so far. Frostbite get your documentation in quickly.
We have 43 riders here in Ga. and anyone that wants to hook up with Luke and I, give me a holler. Maybe we can schedule a ride and visit some of the places together. I'm stoked. I can't wait to get the passport, see the sites listed and start mapping out the routes.
Frostbite, thanks for the information and my hats off to you for completing it. Well done.

Hutch

Frostbite posted about this in the other Georgia thread. Luke and I will be sending in our applications tomorrow. Georgia Lions Club for the Blind.
http://www.glcb.org/ on that page click on the Georgia map and it will take you here http://www.glcb.org/Moto.htm (or just click the link) fill out the registration form and mail it in.
They will send you a passport listing 19 places of interest in Ga. Visit 15 of them along with 1 mandatory one and receive a free pin and the chance to buy a tee-shirt.The money goes to the Lions Camp for the Blind in Waycross. I believe that charity starts at home (rather than some country I can't spell or maybe pronounce) and am happy to donate for a worthwhile cause close by, while having some fun on my bike.
Frostbite has already finished it and according to the lady I spoke to, he may be the first one to finish out of 99 people who have ordered the passport so far. Frostbite get your documentation in quickly.
We have 43 riders here in Ga. and anyone that wants to hook up with Luke and I, give me a holler. Maybe we can schedule a ride and visit some of the places together. I'm stoked. I can't wait to get the passport, see the sites listed and start mapping out the routes.
Frostbite, thanks for the information and my hats off to you for completing it. Well done.

Hutch

Frostbite posted about this in the other Georgia thread. Luke and I will be sending in our applications tomorrow. Georgia Lions Club for the Blind.
http://www.glcb.org/ on that page click on the Georgia map and it will take you here http://www.glcb.org/Moto.htm (or just click the link) fill out the registration form and mail it in.
They will send you a passport listing 19 places of interest in Ga. Visit 15 of them along with 1 mandatory one and receive a free pin and the chance to buy a tee-shirt.The money goes to the Lions Camp for the Blind in Waycross. I believe that charity starts at home (rather than some country I can't spell or maybe pronounce) and am happy to donate for a worthwhile cause close by, while having some fun on my bike.
Frostbite has already finished it and according to the lady I spoke to, he may be the first one to finish out of 99 people who have ordered the passport so far. Frostbite get your documentation in quickly.
We have 43 riders here in Ga. and anyone that wants to hook up with Luke and I, give me a holler. Maybe we can schedule a ride and visit some of the places together. I'm stoked. I can't wait to get the passport, see the sites listed and start mapping out the routes.
Frostbite, thanks for the information and my hats off to you for completing it. Well done.

Hutch

Frostbite posted about this in the other Georgia thread. Luke and I will be sending in our applications tomorrow. Georgia Lions Club for the Blind.
http://www.glcb.org/ on that page click on the Georgia map and it will take you here http://www.glcb.org/Moto.htm (or just click the link) fill out the registration form and mail it in.
They will send you a passport listing 19 places of interest in Ga. Visit 15 of them along with 1 mandatory one and receive a free pin and the chance to buy a tee-shirt.The money goes to the Lions Camp for the Blind in Waycross. I believe that charity starts at home (rather than some country I can't spell or maybe pronounce) and am happy to donate for a worthwhile cause close by, while having some fun on my bike.
Frostbite has already finished it and according to the lady I spoke to, he may be the first one to finish out of 99 people who have ordered the passport so far. Frostbite get your documentation in quickly.
We have 43 riders here in Ga. and anyone that wants to hook up with Luke and I, give me a holler. Maybe we can schedule a ride and visit some of the places together. I'm stoked. I can't wait to get the passport, see the sites listed and start mapping out the routes.
Frostbite, thanks for the information and my hats off to you for completing it. Well done.

Hutch

Frostbite posted about this in the other Georgia thread. Luke and I will be sending in our applications tomorrow. Georgia Lions Club for the Blind.
http://www.glcb.org/ on that page click on the Georgia map and it will take you here http://www.glcb.org/Moto.htm (or just click the link) fill out the registration form and mail it in.
They will send you a passport listing 19 places of interest in Ga. Visit 15 of them along with 1 mandatory one and receive a free pin and the chance to buy a tee-shirt.The money goes to the Lions Camp for the Blind in Waycross. I believe that charity starts at home (rather than some country I can't spell or maybe pronounce) and am happy to donate for a worthwhile cause close by, while having some fun on my bike.
Frostbite has already finished it and according to the lady I spoke to, he may be the first one to finish out of 99 people who have ordered the passport so far. Frostbite get your documentation in quickly.
We have 43 riders here in Ga. and anyone that wants to hook up with Luke and I, give me a holler. Maybe we can schedule a ride and visit some of the places together. I'm stoked. I can't wait to get the passport, see the sites listed and start mapping out the routes.
Frostbite, thanks for the information and my hats off to you for completing it. Well done.

Hutch

Frostbite posted about this in the other Georgia thread. Luke and I will be sending in our applications tomorrow. Georgia Lions Club for the Blind.
http://www.glcb.org/ on that page click on the Georgia map and it will take you here http://www.glcb.org/Moto.htm (or just click the link) fill out the registration form and mail it in.
They will send you a passport listing 19 places of interest in Ga. Visit 15 of them along with 1 mandatory one and receive a free pin and the chance to buy a tee-shirt.The money goes to the Lions Camp for the Blind in Waycross. I believe that charity starts at home (rather than some country I can't spell or maybe pronounce) and am happy to donate for a worthwhile cause close by, while having some fun on my bike.
Frostbite has already finished it and according to the lady I spoke to, he may be the first one to finish out of 99 people who have ordered the passport so far. Frostbite get your documentation in quickly.
We have 43 riders here in Ga. and anyone that wants to hook up with Luke and I, give me a holler. Maybe we can schedule a ride and visit some of the places together. I'm stoked. I can't wait to get the passport, see the sites listed and start mapping out the routes.
Frostbite, thanks for the information and my hats off to you for completing it. Well done.

Hutch

Frostbite posted about this in the other Georgia thread. Luke and I will be sending in our applications tomorrow. Georgia Lions Club for the Blind.
http://www.glcb.org/ on that page click on the Georgia map and it will take you here http://www.glcb.org/Moto.htm (or just click the link) fill out the registration form and mail it in.
They will send you a passport listing 19 places of interest in Ga. Visit 15 of them along with 1 mandatory one and receive a free pin and the chance to buy a tee-shirt.The money goes to the Lions Camp for the Blind in Waycross. I believe that charity starts at home (rather than some country I can't spell or maybe pronounce) and am happy to donate for a worthwhile cause close by, while having some fun on my bike.
Frostbite has already finished it and according to the lady I spoke to, he may be the first one to finish out of 99 people who have ordered the passport so far. Frostbite get your documentation in quickly.
We have 43 riders here in Ga. and anyone that wants to hook up with Luke and I, give me a holler. Maybe we can schedule a ride and visit some of the places together. I'm stoked. I can't wait to get the passport, see the sites listed and start mapping out the routes.
Frostbite, thanks for the information and my hats off to you for completing it. Well done.

Hutch

Frostbite posted about this in the other Georgia thread. Luke and I will be sending in our applications tomorrow. Georgia Lions Club for the Blind.
http://www.glcb.org/ on that page click on the Georgia map and it will take you here http://www.glcb.org/Moto.htm (or just click the link) fill out the registration form and mail it in.
They will send you a passport listing 19 places of interest in Ga. Visit 15 of them along with 1 mandatory one and receive a free pin and the chance to buy a tee-shirt.The money goes to the Lions Camp for the Blind in Waycross. I believe that charity starts at home (rather than some country I can't spell or maybe pronounce) and am happy to donate for a worthwhile cause close by, while having some fun on my bike.
Frostbite has already finished it and according to the lady I spoke to, he may be the first one to finish out of 99 people who have ordered the passport so far. Frostbite get your documentation in quickly.
We have 43 riders here in Ga. and anyone that wants to hook up with Luke and I, give me a holler. Maybe we can schedule a ride and visit some of the places together. I'm stoked. I can't wait to get the passport, see the sites listed and start mapping out the routes.
Frostbite, thanks for the information and my hats off to you for completing it. Well done.

Hutch

Frostbite posted about this in the other Georgia thread. Luke and I will be sending in our applications tomorrow. Georgia Lions Club for the Blind.
http://www.glcb.org/ on that page click on the Georgia map and it will take you here http://www.glcb.org/Moto.htm (or just click the link) fill out the registration form and mail it in.
They will send you a passport listing 19 places of interest in Ga. Visit 15 of them along with 1 mandatory one and receive a free pin and the chance to buy a tee-shirt.The money goes to the Lions Camp for the Blind in Waycross. I believe that charity starts at home (rather than some country I can't spell or maybe pronounce) and am happy to donate for a worthwhile cause close by, while having some fun on my bike.
Frostbite has already finished it and according to the lady I spoke to, he may be the first one to finish out of 99 people who have ordered the passport so far. Frostbite get your documentation in quickly.
We have 43 riders here in Ga. and anyone that wants to hook up with Luke and I, give me a holler. Maybe we can schedule a ride and visit some of the places together. I'm stoked. I can't wait to get the passport, see the sites listed and start mapping out the routes.
Frostbite, thanks for the information and my hats off to you for completing it. Well done.

Hutch

Frostbite posted about this in the other Georgia thread. Luke and I will be sending in our applications tomorrow. Georgia Lions Club for the Blind.
http://www.glcb.org/ on that page click on the Georgia map and it will take you here http://www.glcb.org/Moto.htm (or just click the link) fill out the registration form and mail it in.
They will send you a passport listing 19 places of interest in Ga. Visit 15 of them along with 1 mandatory one and receive a free pin and the chance to buy a tee-shirt.The money goes to the Lions Camp for the Blind in Waycross. I believe that charity starts at home (rather than some country I can't spell or maybe pronounce) and am happy to donate for a worthwhile cause close by, while having some fun on my bike.
Frostbite has already finished it and according to the lady I spoke to, he may be the first one to finish out of 99 people who have ordered the passport so far. Frostbite get your documentation in quickly.
We have 43 riders here in Ga. and anyone that wants to hook up with Luke and I, give me a holler. Maybe we can schedule a ride and visit some of the places together. I'm stoked. I can't wait to get the passport, see the sites listed and start mapping out the routes.
Frostbite, thanks for the information and my hats off to you for completing it. Well done.

Hutch

Frostbite posted about this in the other Georgia thread. Luke and I will be sending in our applications tomorrow. Georgia Lions Club for the Blind.
http://www.glcb.org/ on that page click on the Georgia map and it will take you here http://www.glcb.org/Moto.htm (or just click the link) fill out the registration form and mail it in.
They will send you a passport listing 19 places of interest in Ga. Visit 15 of them along with 1 mandatory one and receive a free pin and the chance to buy a tee-shirt.The money goes to the Lions Camp for the Blind in Waycross. I believe that charity starts at home (rather than some country I can't spell or maybe pronounce) and am happy to donate for a worthwhile cause close by, while having some fun on my bike.
Frostbite has already finished it and according to the lady I spoke to, he may be the first one to finish out of 99 people who have ordered the passport so far. Frostbite get your documentation in quickly.
We have 43 riders here in Ga. and anyone that wants to hook up with Luke and I, give me a holler. Maybe we can schedule a ride and visit some of the places together. I'm stoked. I can't wait to get the passport, see the sites listed and start mapping out the routes.
Frostbite, thanks for the information and my hats off to you for completing it. Well done.

Hutch