October Whipsaw/Jim McEachern Memorial Run

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#51 Post by Dave_F » Mon Oct 06, 2008 8:12 am

Ribs, Sausage, Wings....and Ice Cream on top of a mountain in sub freezing temperatures...EXCELLENT!

Thanks to all the Group...Shawn (and his wife), Pete and his 'Mog Buddies, the Blairs, and all who made this event a very memorable run.

THANKS AGAIN TO ALL IT WAS A LOT OF FUN!

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#52 Post by Bill E. » Mon Oct 06, 2008 9:23 am

My thanks also to all those previously mentioned, a tremendous effort. It was a real pleasure to see so many members and our american friends out for this late season run. Thanks to all who helped with the various mechanical foibles including my own water pump failure.
Bill

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#53 Post by DaveB » Mon Oct 06, 2008 10:07 am

My thanks to the Whipsaw committee and all those who volunteered to help out with the great BBQ spread on Saturday night. Without that effort we would have all been shivering in our tents.

A great event, thanks Pete, Kris, Shawn and Andy for organizing and your crew for putting it all together!

Dave

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#54 Post by JC » Mon Oct 06, 2008 10:19 am

Hey All just wanted to thank everyone for a great weekend, yes cold, wet and even some fun in the sun. We had a great time. Dave, Pamela, Shawn and Dave special thanks for organizing so much with the food, getting us through the tough spots with minimal damage, lol one small wheel scrape for all those who are interested. If I forgot anyone my apologies there was so many people who helped out to make the event a great success. Our best John and Sandrine.

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#55 Post by Dave_F » Mon Oct 06, 2008 3:04 pm

To all you photographers...

Lets see your shots...Most of us are always in the truck when an interesting shot occurs (like me being high centered)...lol...and it's always fun to see what others have taken.

Either send them to our resident photo archivist Bill, or post a link to where you store your shots.

Looking forward to some interesting pics. Here's my link to my photobucket site.

http://s112.photobucket.com/albums/n167 ... 20Whipsaw/

guest password is - fluffysnow

Enjoy.

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#56 Post by bclandrover » Mon Oct 06, 2008 4:56 pm

Thanks everyone for such a great event. Great dinner and campfire.

Leo and I had a great time.

I can't wait to see the pictures.

Later,
Don

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#57 Post by 96whitedisco » Mon Oct 06, 2008 9:50 pm

Thanks for a great weekend and my first real trip out this year....
Cheers
Andrew

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#58 Post by craig » Tue Oct 07, 2008 12:01 am

All three of us had a fantastic time this weekend. Thanks to everyone for a memorable weekend, and especially to the people that organized the BBQ. I've posted a few photos on our website in the 2008 - Ashnola Traverse / Whipsaw Trail gallery.

http://www.northwestoverlandsociety.org ... fault.aspx

A rough draft of a trip report is also up at

http://www.northwestoverlandsociety.org ... fault.aspx

Thanks again for having us. We'd love to host you guys down in Washington or Oregon for a run next summer.

Craig
Northwest Overland Society

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#59 Post by John » Tue Oct 07, 2008 8:25 am

Craig,

Great pic's and trip report. Glad to hear that you enjoyed the trip.

John
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#60 Post by rick.m » Tue Oct 07, 2008 7:34 pm

wow, what a great 3 days,cant imagine not having done the ASHNOLA TRAVERSE, what a view from the top. , even the slash plies from the clear cut couldnt dim the views.
And a big 3 CHEERS to the GREAT TEAM, that fed and entertained us,.Sat evening. And yes JOHN the corn was good, .Snow on the roof top tent in early october was a hoot to wake up to.
So glad the old rover made the trip in one piece, almost rolled it from a stall and wet brakes, Had to kick start my heart to get it out of my throat. [lol]. but i survived it all, Wonderful to meet some new folks from THE USA. and a few more HAM,S as well, didnt hurt.
it was definately a HIGHLIGHT of my 7 years of ownership of the 1965 109. thanks for a great weekend.
all the best RICK MELLENGER

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