07 / 15
(all day)
Start: 2010-04-01 21:00
End: 2010-09-30 21:00
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
Start: 17:00
Each July, thousands of motorcycles, from across the tri-state area and beyond, roar into Erie, Pennsylvania for the annual Roar on the Shore® (ROAR®) bike rally. 2010 marks the fourth year of what has grown into one of the premier bike events in the region. The 2010 ROAR® will be one of the most exciting events for bikers and motorcycle enthusiasts on the calendar. Last year, ROAR® attracted more than 35,000 participants. With our spectacular entertainment lineup, ROAR® 2010 will be a bigger and more spectacular event with more than 50,000 people expected to attend.
A quarter-century ago, the typical motorcycle rider was a man under 25 who would take off on his motorcycle to find freedom out on the open road. Today, owners are women and men who tend to be older and more upscale, according to the Motorcycle Industry Council. In fact, the average motorcycle owner is 38 years old (82 percent are between the ages of 30 and 60). Don’t let this valuable market go untapped!
The fourth annual ROAR® will feature many advertising and promotional possibilities for corporate sponsors and is the ideal venue for product display and increased product visibility, as well as for promotion of services. ROAR® offers sponsorship packages tailored to sponsors’ specific needs. There are a variety of options to choose from, depending upon your level of investment and your company’s goals. Here are a few examples of sponsorship opportunities:
Title Sponsor
Celebrity Sponsorship
Event Ride Sponsorships
Event Contests and Promotions Sponsorships
Main Stage and Concert Sponsorship
Official ROAR® weekend event sponsorships
Official ROAR® Web site sponsor
Tent sponsorship
Custom sponsorships
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07 / 16
(all day)
Start: 2010-04-01 21:00
End: 2010-09-30 21:00
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
End: 18:11
Start: 2010-07-16 10:00
End: 2010-07-17 18:11
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07 / 17
(all day)
Start: 2010-04-01 21:00
End: 2010-09-30 21:00
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
End: 18:11
Start: 2010-07-16 10:00
End: 2010-07-17 18:11
Start: 08:30
This is the ride that I am going on to help support the MDA.
LIVE RIDE to benefit the Muscular Dystrophy Association. You can check out the web site and contact the local MDA office at.
https://www.joinmda.org/lr10/puggy
MDA alaska 121 w. fireweed lane suite 100 anchorage, AK 99503 907-276-2131
alsakadistrict@mdausa.org
Start: 09:00
Saturday July 17, 2010.
Location: Gagetown Legion
9:00AM Show and Shine, Steak and Eggs Old Boot Pub
10:00AM Registration at Legion 11:30 Start
1:00PM BBQ Lunch
5:00PM BBQ at Gagetown Legion & Live Band
Entry Fee: $30.00 for single rider
$40.00 for double rider
Looking for more information on this please e-mail
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07 / 18
(all day)
Start: 2010-04-01 21:00
End: 2010-09-30 21:00
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
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07 / 19
(all day)
Start: 2010-04-01 21:00
End: 2010-09-30 21:00
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
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07 / 20
(all day)
Start: 2010-04-01 21:00
End: 2010-09-30 21:00
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
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07 / 21
(all day)
Start: 2010-04-01 21:00
End: 2010-09-30 21:00
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
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07 / 22
(all day)
Start: 2010-04-01 21:00
End: 2010-09-30 21:00
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
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07 / 23
(all day)
Start: 2010-04-01 21:00
End: 2010-09-30 21:00
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
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07 / 24
(all day)
Start: 2010-04-01 21:00
End: 2010-09-30 21:00
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
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07 / 25
(all day)
Start: 2010-04-01 21:00
End: 2010-09-30 21:00
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
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07 / 26
(all day)
Start: 2010-04-01 21:00
End: 2010-09-30 21:00
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
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07 / 27
(all day)
Start: 2010-04-01 21:00
End: 2010-09-30 21:00
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
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07 / 28
(all day)
Start: 2010-04-01 21:00
End: 2010-09-30 21:00
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
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07 / 29
(all day)
Start: 2010-04-01 21:00
End: 2010-09-30 21:00
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
End: 23:59
Start: 2010-07-29 08:00
End: 2010-07-31 23:59
Info on another rally in Hot Springs, AR.
Hot! Hot! Hot Springs Arkansas. The best way to cool off is to keep moving to the 2010 Arkansas State H.O.G. Rally. We’ll have a “Cool Zone” at the host hotel, The Austin Hotel. We’ll show you the way to stay cool and keep you moving on some of our favorite hot rides.
The City of Hot Springs is within the Hot Springs National Park and your rally headquarters, the Austin Hotel, is just walking distance from the famous bath house row. Here we’ll come together to enjoy the healing properties contained in the magnificent and mysterious thermal waters of the springs.
http://www.arstatehogrally.com/
Yeah, it is a Harley owners group rally, but everyone can come and enjoy something.
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07 / 30
(all day)
Start: 2010-04-01 21:00
End: 2010-09-30 21:00
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
End: 23:59
Start: 2010-07-29 08:00
End: 2010-07-31 23:59
Info on another rally in Hot Springs, AR.
Hot! Hot! Hot Springs Arkansas. The best way to cool off is to keep moving to the 2010 Arkansas State H.O.G. Rally. We’ll have a “Cool Zone” at the host hotel, The Austin Hotel. We’ll show you the way to stay cool and keep you moving on some of our favorite hot rides.
The City of Hot Springs is within the Hot Springs National Park and your rally headquarters, the Austin Hotel, is just walking distance from the famous bath house row. Here we’ll come together to enjoy the healing properties contained in the magnificent and mysterious thermal waters of the springs.
http://www.arstatehogrally.com/
Yeah, it is a Harley owners group rally, but everyone can come and enjoy something.
(all day)
Start: 2010-07-30 10:00
End: 2010-08-02 14:00
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07 / 31
(all day)
Start: 2010-04-01 21:00
End: 2010-09-30 21:00
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
End: 23:59
Start: 2010-07-29 08:00
End: 2010-07-31 23:59
Info on another rally in Hot Springs, AR.
Hot! Hot! Hot Springs Arkansas. The best way to cool off is to keep moving to the 2010 Arkansas State H.O.G. Rally. We’ll have a “Cool Zone” at the host hotel, The Austin Hotel. We’ll show you the way to stay cool and keep you moving on some of our favorite hot rides.
The City of Hot Springs is within the Hot Springs National Park and your rally headquarters, the Austin Hotel, is just walking distance from the famous bath house row. Here we’ll come together to enjoy the healing properties contained in the magnificent and mysterious thermal waters of the springs.
http://www.arstatehogrally.com/
Yeah, it is a Harley owners group rally, but everyone can come and enjoy something.
(all day)
Start: 2010-07-30 10:00
End: 2010-08-02 14:00
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08 / 1
(all day)
Start: 2010-04-01 21:00
End: 2010-09-30 21:00
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
End: 14:00
Start: 2010-07-30 10:00
End: 2010-08-02 14:00
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08 / 2
(all day)
Start: 2010-04-01 21:00
End: 2010-09-30 21:00
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
End: 14:00
Start: 2010-07-30 10:00
End: 2010-08-02 14:00
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08 / 3
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Start: 2010-04-01 21:00
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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
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08 / 4
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Start: 2010-04-01 21:00
End: 2010-09-30 21:00
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
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08 / 5
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Start: 2010-04-01 21:00
End: 2010-09-30 21:00
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
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08 / 6
(all day)
Start: 2010-04-01 21:00
End: 2010-09-30 21:00
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
End: 18:17
Start: 2010-08-06 08:00
End: 2010-08-08 18:17
Location: Queens County Fairgrounds....Village of Gagetown
August 6,7 & 8th 2010.
Weekend Pass: $30.00 Daily Pass: $15.00
Live Bands....Rough Camping....Displays
Demons....Hub City Stunters....Concessions
Bike Tours....Beer Gardens....Tattoo Artists
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08 / 7
(all day)
Start: 2010-04-01 21:00
End: 2010-09-30 21:00
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
End: 18:17
Start: 2010-08-06 08:00
End: 2010-08-08 18:17
Location: Queens County Fairgrounds....Village of Gagetown
August 6,7 & 8th 2010.
Weekend Pass: $30.00 Daily Pass: $15.00
Live Bands....Rough Camping....Displays
Demons....Hub City Stunters....Concessions
Bike Tours....Beer Gardens....Tattoo Artists
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08 / 8
(all day)
Start: 2010-04-01 21:00
End: 2010-09-30 21:00
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
End: 18:17
Start: 2010-08-06 08:00
End: 2010-08-08 18:17
Location: Queens County Fairgrounds....Village of Gagetown
August 6,7 & 8th 2010.
Weekend Pass: $30.00 Daily Pass: $15.00
Live Bands....Rough Camping....Displays
Demons....Hub City Stunters....Concessions
Bike Tours....Beer Gardens....Tattoo Artists
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08 / 9
(all day)
Start: 2010-04-01 21:00
End: 2010-09-30 21:00
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
End: 17:00
Start: 2010-08-09 09:00
End: 2010-08-15 17:00
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08 / 10
(all day)
Start: 2010-04-01 21:00
End: 2010-09-30 21:00
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
End: 17:00
Start: 2010-08-09 09:00
End: 2010-08-15 17:00
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08 / 11
(all day)
Start: 2010-04-01 21:00
End: 2010-09-30 21:00
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
End: 17:00
Start: 2010-08-09 09:00
End: 2010-08-15 17:00
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08 / 12
(all day)
Start: 2010-04-01 21:00
End: 2010-09-30 21:00
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
End: 17:00
Start: 2010-08-09 09:00
End: 2010-08-15 17:00
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08 / 13
(all day)
Start: 2010-04-01 21:00
End: 2010-09-30 21:00
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
End: 17:00
Start: 2010-08-09 09:00
End: 2010-08-15 17:00
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08 / 14
(all day)
Start: 2010-04-01 21:00
End: 2010-09-30 21:00
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
End: 17:00
Start: 2010-08-09 09:00
End: 2010-08-15 17:00
Start: 00:00
End: 22:00
Hello All,
I just got back from scouting a ride for the Iowa Meet & Greet through the Loess Hills in western Iowa. I have found some fantastic roads to travel and a couple of good motels in the Lake Manawa/Council Bluffs area to stay at. For those that want to go on a ride through the Loess Hills we will start in Council Bluffs, IA and head north about 100 miles on various county & state 2 lane roads to Smithland, IA for lunch at Runt's Place on Hwy 141. We will spend some time eating and visiting then head back to Council Bluffs on a mostly different route.
Detailed map of route
The plan would be for those who choose to stay in Council Bluffs Saturday night to go out for dinner and socialize. Lake Manawa area has several nice restaurants within walking distance of the motels.
If anyone would just like to come to Runts for lunch and meet the group that is also encouraged. I know there are a bunch of riders who don't ride in groups and I respect that. I will also provide a map later with the route if anyone would like to ride the route by themselves.
I want to invite all riders on the forum to joins us for the event.
Motels:
Settle Inn - $80 per night including tax (I will stay here again) They also have a cheaper rate if you book ahead. 888-980-5555
Fairfield Inn - $98 plus taxes
Motel 6 - $66 plus taxes
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