[Archived]

Come on Larry, I know you ain’t showing up in a jeep.

There’s something you aren’t saying here and your tag line needs to be updated.

Later

bv

[DON]

Here’s the updated list… Linda’s link above is correct, if you’re not on the list, click on the link and signup.

[Jim/Chris]

Looks like we are filling up. There is space for 22 coaches. If you haven’t clicked the link you not on the list. Unfortunately, from 22 coaches we ll have to do a waiting list. Remember. Parking is dry. Bring full water and fuel enough if you like to run your genset most of time. Holding tanks empty. Teton Valley RV Park is nearby south of town to do a dump if needed before arriving at the high school

[Archived]

Bernie, tag line is still correct, it may be the Jeep if things don’t work out on a bus,

thanks for trying to keep me honest .

[Corey]

Jim&Chris, take us off the list.

[Charlie]

I’ll remove you G & C, but hate to.

[joel]

Truk, I had to choose between Idaho and racing at Road America…not really a choice! Geo.

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[Archived]

Gotta love those Corvettes, hey Jon. Sebring was a blast today. 1 Corvette against 3 Ford GTs in the GTLM class and the Vette pulled it out late for the win!

[Archived]

Those are amazing cars. Both brands.

At the Michelin seminar this past week one of the fun things was to lap the road course at high speeds in a Mustang that was modified. That put smiles on all our faces because we had a professional driver pushing it at the limit.

[Archived]

If you’re on the list and will not be going, let us know so someone can take your place. We’re full and only have 22 spaces to work with.

[Larry]

Tom take me off the list! i am not 100% if i will be able to make it ! better to have someone that is 100% going , then have us Xcnl at the last minute !

Thanks

[AL]

OK Dave, done.

[Archived]

I thought I was off— please remove me

[victor]

Done Larry.

[Archived]

This is from rvtravel.com:

‘Some Northwest U.S. farmers are planning to mop up this summer. But with hay prices down they’re looking at an alternative cash source: a cash crop of RVs in the field. With the total eclipse of August 21, many farmers are turning fields into temporary RV parks. In eastern Idaho, per-night prices for dry camping are running $150 to $200 per rig. In Madras, Ore., one 65-acre site will house as many as 3,000 RVers and tent campers for the event, charging a mere $550 fee for five nights. Included in most campgrounds are such amenities as porta-potties, and the availability of bottled water – for an additional charge.’