who's cumming to NH for New England's tcc?
whos comming to NH
- Thread starter inztrees
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rich_h
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My wife and I will be heading there and really look forward to meeting up with everyone. Are there any plans to meet for dinner or beer or anything? Anyone know of any good inexpensive hotels in the area?
- Location
- New England (NH)
Are we finally talking about this thing?!?! I will be there with my wife and kids and whatever in-laws that want to tag along- Rich I'm shocked- what about the fish man?
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rich_h
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No need to question the quality of fish in NH. That close to the coast the fish are still swimming in your chowda !! Anywhere we end up for sushi will be exceptional, especially if Melissa join us and takes us to her favorite spot.
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- Tha Dirty Bean
I will be there. Orange lid with MCA 2073 on the back.
- Location
- Northeast Pennsylvania
Wish I could. GO SOX
TS
TS
are you from here? pancake
I'll be there!! Who Hooo! Can't wait. Hope the weather is good. I think there is a hotle with rooms blocked off on the www.newenglandisa.org website. Yeah, "Accomodations
A block of 10 rooms is available at the
Comfort Inn (3 miles from Valley Cemetery)
298 Queen City Ave, Manchester
Call: (603) 668-2600
Rate is $108 - deadline for discounted rate is June 2nd"
I Can't wait to see all of the competition peoples. Always an exciting time for me. I wear a yellow helmut with #22 on it. My name is dan, if you see me say hi! Later
A block of 10 rooms is available at the
Comfort Inn (3 miles from Valley Cemetery)
298 Queen City Ave, Manchester
Call: (603) 668-2600
Rate is $108 - deadline for discounted rate is June 2nd"
I Can't wait to see all of the competition peoples. Always an exciting time for me. I wear a yellow helmut with #22 on it. My name is dan, if you see me say hi! Later
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- Decatur, Georgia
I might be there. Depends on how fast the twenty six foot moving truck I'm driving from Colorado will go!
Would be great to meet some local arbs!
Would be great to meet some local arbs!
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- New England (NH)
I am pumped up- I plan on doing 100+ footlocks next week pre comp to get rid of nervous energy! Was up vacationing last week- White Mtns- Beer at Woodstock is always great, and I tried Tuckermans which was surprisingly good. Hey Rich, do you think the Bunn-G-String will sell there? Bring how many? My family is still there, we can't wait. How many people are registered? Cant wait, super excited.Time for a countdown baby!!!!!!!!
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- balancing on the edge . . . .
Hey,
was there still snow at Tuckermans, Mount Washingston (or are you talking about another)?
no trees that high to climb, but you can jump over them.
ENJOY
really wish i was there for that one - miss the mountains.
jz
was there still snow at Tuckermans, Mount Washingston (or are you talking about another)?
no trees that high to climb, but you can jump over them.
ENJOY
really wish i was there for that one - miss the mountains.
jz
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- New England (NH)
Yeah there was a little snow, some in Tuckermans and enough to keep me from a speed trek up Mt Washington. Took the kids to Storyland instead, they have really fast teacups!
- Location
- New England (NH)
6 days to go!
- Location
- New England (NH)
I can't find the footlocking Graemlin and it's pissing me off!
wow I better get in out and start footlocking
- Location
- New England (NH)
Had to come up early, my oldest is in Boston Childrens hospital, we should be there with bells on.
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- balancing on the edge . . . .
there is a great train ride out of north conway that is breath taking in the fall.
all that go - ENJOY
and for a big thrill after your day - get up to Mount Washington. 6288 foot up - home of the highest clocked wind speed
During a wild April storm in 1934, a wind gust of 231 miles per hour (372 kilometers per hour) pushed across the summit of Mount Washington. This wind speed still stands as the all-time surface wind speed record. Below are excerpts from then-observer Alex McKenzie's book The Way It Was which accounts in detail the experience of documenting and living to tell the tale of a 231 mph wind.
A place to visit if you can
http://www.mountwashington.org/
enjoy
jz
all that go - ENJOY
and for a big thrill after your day - get up to Mount Washington. 6288 foot up - home of the highest clocked wind speed
During a wild April storm in 1934, a wind gust of 231 miles per hour (372 kilometers per hour) pushed across the summit of Mount Washington. This wind speed still stands as the all-time surface wind speed record. Below are excerpts from then-observer Alex McKenzie's book The Way It Was which accounts in detail the experience of documenting and living to tell the tale of a 231 mph wind.
A place to visit if you can
http://www.mountwashington.org/
enjoy
jz
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rich_h
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Yahooooooooooooo!!!!!!
Toni and I are out the door in 2 hours. Can't wait to see everyone there. Drive safely everyone!!!!!!!!!
ps sure looks like they are calling for rain on saturday, maybe Stephan can give us a better forecast?
Toni and I are out the door in 2 hours. Can't wait to see everyone there. Drive safely everyone!!!!!!!!!
ps sure looks like they are calling for rain on saturday, maybe Stephan can give us a better forecast?
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- Tha Dirty Bean
look me up! I'll give you a tour of the "Hub of the Universe" You're not a Yankee fan are you?
