jon@dakota-truck.net wrote:
> I know, I know, all this meet talk - what can I say, I've
> got a mild case of cabin fever. :-)
>
> Even though its only been 188 days and 14 hours since the
> National DML Meet ended (but who's counting?), I figured I'd
> post to see if folks might be interested in some followup
> discussion to an idea that was advanced at the national meet.
> I'm thinking the idea came from either Mike or Walt? but
> regardless, the idea was put forth that since we were all
> having such a good time at the National DML Meet, maybe
> we should figure on doing one every couple of years?
>
>
> Basically, the idea was that every couple of years, the
> DML BBQ here in western NY would be preempted by a National
> DML Meet, which would be held at a different place every
> year. I believe the idea was put forth that perhaps in
> 2008, we should have one closer to the east coast, since
> the last one was in Colorado. Obviously, there are a lot of
> possibilities; I think Maine was mentioned, or maybe
> somewhere in the Adirondaks or Appalachians? I guess it
> depends somewhat on what people are interested in, but
> given that the majority of the "core group" of maniacs who
> are willing to travel the distances required to make these
> meets are into offroading, it seems inevitable that offroading
> is likely to play a large role in any location which is chosen.
>
> Anyway, what does everyone else think? Is this something
> you'd be interested in? If so, do you have any ideas for
> activities or suggestions for locations? Obviously, this
> isn't something that needs to be decided right away :-) but
> I figured it wouldn't be a bad idea to get everybody thinking
> about it. Keep it in the back of your mind, and maybe you will
> be flipping through a magazine or catch part of a TV show and
> notice a place that looks like it might make a good location
> for such a meet.
>
>
welllllllll since Jon just HAPPENED to mention this... heehee
Ultimate Adventure 2003 hit a lot of southern locations. The trails
they went down were more hardcore... Tellico, etc...
We've been east, west, but never south?
I would suggest wisconsin - however I would need to research areas of
intrest. Unfortunatly I have not found and legal places to go wheeling
around here. There isn't much to offer except mud. No rocks or hills
up here.
I'll look into it anyway.
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