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As described in the February issue of The Shaft, the Club Ride for 2009 is "Washington History." Details and downloads are now available on the main WSBMWR website.
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Club Ride 2009 Information about the 2009 Club Ride, Washington History
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Posted 18 February 2009 - 06:06 PM
I regret to say that I missed one of the prime moto history stops in the state. For NO EXTRA CREDIT, but just for fun, you are invited to add Target 83, the Teapot Dome Service Station.
Full details can be found here: http://en.wikipedia....Service_Station and here: http://ludb.clui.org/ex/i/WA3292/.
Full details can be found here: http://en.wikipedia....Service_Station and here: http://ludb.clui.org/ex/i/WA3292/.
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Posted 18 February 2009 - 09:40 PM
CHANGE TO TARGET 42 - CHIEF JOSEPH GRAVESITE
The location is changed to 48.16872° N, 118.97953° W. For those who are counting, elevation is 1,838 feet. Street address is changed to "off of B street at the intersection of what would be 11th St., just NE of Hwy 155."
The "downloads" section of WSBMWR.org will be changed to reflect this information.
The location is changed to 48.16872° N, 118.97953° W. For those who are counting, elevation is 1,838 feet. Street address is changed to "off of B street at the intersection of what would be 11th St., just NE of Hwy 155."
The "downloads" section of WSBMWR.org will be changed to reflect this information.
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Posted 02 June 2009 - 03:10 AM
QUOTE (DrScience @ Feb 6 2009, 04:50 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
As described in the February issue of The Shaft, the Club Ride for 2009 is "Washington History." Details and downloads are now available on the main WSBMWR website.
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Posted 17 October 2009 - 03:41 PM
Update, October 17, 2009
By this time you should have pretty much completed your club ride efforts. I will be at the November and December WSBMWR meetings to collect submittals, or you can mail them to me by December 7. Prizes and certificates will be distributed at the January meeting.
For my part, I did not make it to all of the targets, but I did get to all of the ones that I hadn't seen before, except for Fort Spokane. I was going to catch that one during the Republic rally but ended up floating a whitewater river, which was probably even more fun than seeing Fort Spokane. The best adventure I had was the GS route on Naches Pass, which was about the most challenging bit of off-pavement riding I've done, but along the way this summer I discovered lots of beautiful country and learned a lot about the pioneer history of our state. That brings us to the...
Club Ride 2010
We still don't have a coordinator for next year's club ride. Have any ideas? Then volunteer! No ideas? Volunteer anyway! There are lots of good possibilities and I'll be glad to help out with the details, like how to modify this web page, when to send stuff in to the Shaft, who to coordinate with. It's a great way to meet folks in the club and best of all, it's all about the ride. Email me, earlecj@gmail.com This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need Javascript enabled to view it , if you're interested.
By this time you should have pretty much completed your club ride efforts. I will be at the November and December WSBMWR meetings to collect submittals, or you can mail them to me by December 7. Prizes and certificates will be distributed at the January meeting.
For my part, I did not make it to all of the targets, but I did get to all of the ones that I hadn't seen before, except for Fort Spokane. I was going to catch that one during the Republic rally but ended up floating a whitewater river, which was probably even more fun than seeing Fort Spokane. The best adventure I had was the GS route on Naches Pass, which was about the most challenging bit of off-pavement riding I've done, but along the way this summer I discovered lots of beautiful country and learned a lot about the pioneer history of our state. That brings us to the...
Club Ride 2010
We still don't have a coordinator for next year's club ride. Have any ideas? Then volunteer! No ideas? Volunteer anyway! There are lots of good possibilities and I'll be glad to help out with the details, like how to modify this web page, when to send stuff in to the Shaft, who to coordinate with. It's a great way to meet folks in the club and best of all, it's all about the ride. Email me, earlecj@gmail.com This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need Javascript enabled to view it , if you're interested.
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