From: Craig on
On Jul 19, 3:07 pm, "KW" <keith_warrennos...(a)windstream.net> wrote:
> Too worn out and way too much on the plate to give the recap that will do
> the weekend justics.....but I've added a few comments interleaved below.
>
> And a fine addition at that! Took to the TTR like a duck to water.

Yeah. It's just too bad she's so hard on the eyes.

> Thanks, I hope its not as a prison cook!

Heh. Can you recap the 8/8/5 deal on the shrimp boil? I'd really like
to try that at home.

> Ditto to both....The Cook's truly define Lagniappe

Had to look it up. I agree. Always a pleasure.

> Cool to put a face to the name and great riding/hanging with you. You never
> did take the KDX for a spin, so we'll have to rectify that soon. Who knew
> that trials riding required so much effort? :-)

It was nice to meet/ride with you too. I realized on the way home that
I forgot to ride the KDX. My neighbors have a couple - maybe I'll go
over there and bum a ride. I sure miss that bike.

I think most of the effort I expended was on the XR. Friday really
wore me out in the heat. The trials bike stuff is much less demanding
for me. Could have something to do with the 110 pound difference in
weight.

> Gentleman?....seriously? The way he devoured dinner without so much as a
> fork in hand....... just grabbed it right off the table and all the while
> swilling beer and you call him a gentleman? Jeeeesh!!!!!

At least he used a plate...

> Always the first one in gear, egging us on! This was my second weekend ride
> with Henry and won't be the last!

It was good that someone was pushing us to get going. If not, we may
have missed riding entirely on Sunday.

> First Steve Irwin, then this guy......the ocean is a bad place....stick to
> something safe like riding singletrack! Nice to meet you and have fun in
> Idaho.

Note to self: Ocean bad. Riding good.

> What more can I say???? Dude can ride. Have you feet dried out yet?

Never mind all that. I can't forget the whole dutch oven thing.

> What's this I hear about you getting freaky with some guy and his bike up on
> trail 9?

Banjos?

> Amen to that and it goes triple for r.m.d. spodes!

Indeed. I need to get out and visit/ride with you folks more often.

Craig

From: Craig on
On Jul 19, 11:40 am, scrape <scrap...(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> A brief Son Of ECMAS(ly)fest recap:
>
> Craig - First time I've got to spend time with another human on a
> trials bike.  Interest is thoroughly rejuvenated!  Thanks!

Ditto. That was the first time I've gone trail/play riding with
someone else on a trials bike. I gotta convince someone local to get
one. That was a good time. I wish Henry had the section idea sooner,
as that was a lot of fun too.

Thanks for getting the ball rolling on this whole event. Thanks to KW
for all of his food prep/organizational efforts too. Nothing beats
just showing up and having a great time.

Now if you could do something about the 9 hour drive and torrential
rain, we'd really be cooking!

Craig
From: scrape on
On Mon, 19 Jul 2010 18:05:15 -0700 (PDT), Craig
<googlegroupmail(a)yahoo.com> wrote:

>On Jul 19, 11:40�am, scrape <scrap...(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>> A brief Son Of ECMAS(ly)fest recap:
>>
>> Craig - First time I've got to spend time with another human on a
>> trials bike. �Interest is thoroughly rejuvenated! �Thanks!
>
>Ditto. That was the first time I've gone trail/play riding with
>someone else on a trials bike. I gotta convince someone local to get
>one. That was a good time. I wish Henry had the section idea sooner,
>as that was a lot of fun too.

Agreed.

>Thanks for getting the ball rolling on this whole event. Thanks to KW
>for all of his food prep/organizational efforts too. Nothing beats
>just showing up and having a great time.

I thoroughly enjoyed this trip. I like riding Brushy, but the people
made this one great.

>Now if you could do something about the 9 hour drive and torrential
>rain, we'd really be cooking!

Drive faster and think about doing the trip again this fall. I'm
going to try and do an Arkansas trip at some point this fall as well.
From: Dean H on

> > Dean already knows better, and is probably consumed by regret for
> > missing it.
>
> Shooting for the Son of the Son of Spodelyfest sometime in October.
> Just sayin'.

Excellent.
Just sayin'...
From: Dean H on

>
> > ....The Cook's truly define Lagniappe
>
> Had to look it up. I agree. Always a pleasure.

I had to look it up too.

I would have bet my GasGas that it was a variant of LAGNAF. Silly me.


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