From: cgarbee@ipass.net
Date: Thu Dec 30 2004 - 06:41:03 PST
I've got several M37 buddies who wanted to camp with those of us from the South
this year as well... I was thinking about getting a couple of spots next to
you so that we could all hang out together again. Last year was great from
that standpoint.
I was planning on doing a meal (either breakfast one day or supper on Thursday
night after we arrive with the Convoy. Perhaps Carter will do his hotdogs
again one day for lunch??? He is planning on setting up next to me for the
show...
I haven't decided what I will actually be driving this year... Most likely the
Cummins M37 with a M101 trailer although if I have the energy I might drive the
M35A2C with more sale items...
I've only eaten the on-site concessions once...
Happy New Year and Best Wishes for 2005,
CGarbee
www.eastcoastconvoy.com
www.ncmvpa.com
www.garbee.net/~cabell
Quoting GOTaM35 <GOTaM35@joetrapp.com>:
> I have two questions for folks regarding the East coast rally.
>
> First off do any of us want to get spaces together again. I know a lot of
> "Southern" boys got a big block last year. That was lots of fun. But this
> year there appears to be only asphalt spaces available. I am thinking of
> getting 4 spaces in the blue section. I also think I will bring my 24' box
> trailer for vending and sleeping. No tent, although I have several good
> ones now.
>
> Second, is anyone on the list involved with the organizers that can answer
> some questions about food. Last year the food vending sucked like a high
> price vacuum cleaner. My brother can and would love to provide great
> southern food at reasonable prices. Last year we had a "free" meal for our
> buddies so we didn't violate rally rules. I here by declare:
>
> THE FOOD LAST YEAR WAS HORRIBLE. PLEASE FOR THE SAKE OF OUR TASTE BUDS LET
> A REAL COOK FEED US!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
>
> Your boy scouts can still have the barf stand, we will even set up in the
> back corner so only those left in need of better food can visit us after
> they get one of those barf burgers. Maybe get the taste out of their mouth.
>
> I'm sorry did get carried away. It's just that the rally is one of the
> coolest things I attend each year and I want good food. Sure we could just
> cook for ourselves but that would be just rude. We might even get whooped.
> Have you watched what happens at a basket ball game when food is in the
> wrong place at the wrong time.
>
> Joe Trapp
>
> "Never trust a skinny cook"
>
>
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