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There's a non-zero chance I might be able to swing up there, if you don't mind the group swelling TOO large.
Just let us know here. It's already a big group. What's two more.
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DGCR Justin Trails meet up
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Just let us know here. It's already a big group. What's two more.
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That's why I said kinda. I'm never going to catch up to Mike lol.
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Thinking about showing...
Forecast shows 90°+...
Cart means lots of water...
Might kill me, might not...
Ima sucker for punishment...
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jakebake91
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I was kinda wondering where you pulled a forecast that'd you'd trust that far out. Makes more sense now.
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I pulled a cart at JT once. Worst idea ever.
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I'm still onboard.
Care to elaborate on what sucked about it? I really like the cart for the hot summer days where I'm sucking down water all day.
I've got an old 70s bolf pull cart that handles rough terrain just fine. Only problem is usually narrow bridges and trails. Was planning to use it at JT.
Care to elaborate on what sucked about it? I really like the cart for the hot summer days where I'm sucking down water all day.
I've got an old 70s bolf pull cart that handles rough terrain just fine. Only problem is usually narrow bridges and trails. Was planning to use it at JT.
Gardens up by the main house; Donna and Don have done a fantastic job of continuing to upgrade property over the years.
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It's been years since I've played JT. Big Brother has less than ideal terrain for a cart. It's WI mountains basically, if WI had mountains. Bring it, take a look up the "mountain", then decide would be my advise.
I have a cart too. I'll be rocking a bag at JT fwiw.
Up and down the hills got to be quite tedious. By the midpoint I was yearning for my bag.
It's hard to explain...it's just a chore. The hills are just steep/tall enough to make it tough.
Not as extreme as Monty…. A couple iffy trails if they are muddy. Granite is pretty close. JT on a hot day is just a beast. Great course.
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Hmm what is the record attendance for a DGCR meetup? I'm imagining notapro, thrembo, innova63, stardoggy all showing up (in addition to the fine folks confirmed). I did a search but came up empty...
What started as an idea for the Wolfhaleys and I to get another round in together this year has exploded! So the more the merrier.
What started as an idea for the Wolfhaleys and I to get another round in together this year has exploded! So the more the merrier.
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Although I wasn't in attendance, I wanna say there were some 20+ DGCR members at Hawk Hollow many years ago. I think Prerube had something to do with organizing it. Biscoe might recall.
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If I recall correctly, Prerube and jrawk were the organizers, with considerable input from biscoe.
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With such a big group on such a long course, would it maybe be better to play some kind of doubles format?
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I'd be down for this. When I travel to new courses with others (either my friend Joel or my brother) we always play best shot dubs... Pretty sure elmex would be on board as he (like me) doesn't keep score. Wolfhaley is the one you'd have to convince as he does. Don't know about the other guys...
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I'm down for this too. I'm just glad to finally play JT again. It's been way too long.
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