Let's ride Muenster!
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- May 5, 2000
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I'm game!
If I can get a kitchen pass I'd like to go. Been way to busy since DW01 and the shoddy grove boys only ride on Sunday morn. I think they do that on purpose just to exclude me.:think
WARNING: I'm not much of a trail rider! Come to think of it, I'm not much of ANY kind of rider. :think
In the words of Haley Jo Osmont in the movie A.I. "I'm a spode!" or was that something else...:confused:
If I can get a kitchen pass I'd like to go. Been way to busy since DW01 and the shoddy grove boys only ride on Sunday morn. I think they do that on purpose just to exclude me.:think
WARNING: I'm not much of a trail rider! Come to think of it, I'm not much of ANY kind of rider. :think
In the words of Haley Jo Osmont in the movie A.I. "I'm a spode!" or was that something else...:confused:
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Great, Slo' Mo! Actually, I can ride pretty fast--for about fifty yards, when I become completely exhausted and everbody's sister passes me (take it easy, ladies, only kidding; we're all Americans here). :p
We haul a black open trailer with a big, white Chevy high-top van with a broken windshield courtesy of a crazy woman who tried to pass me on the median of I-5 and succeeded only in raising a hail of pretty good-sized rocks, throwing it sideways directly in front of me at 80 mph, and spinning off into the median again just before I hit her. :eek:
We usually try to park about halfway between the gate and the sand pit, under the lone tree on the left, right before the left turn. We'll try to get there about 9 a.m. That way I can get right into utter exhaustion by noon, arm pump by 1, and leg cramps by 2. It's more efficient.
What about you? When you wanna get there?
We haul a black open trailer with a big, white Chevy high-top van with a broken windshield courtesy of a crazy woman who tried to pass me on the median of I-5 and succeeded only in raising a hail of pretty good-sized rocks, throwing it sideways directly in front of me at 80 mph, and spinning off into the median again just before I hit her. :eek:
We usually try to park about halfway between the gate and the sand pit, under the lone tree on the left, right before the left turn. We'll try to get there about 9 a.m. That way I can get right into utter exhaustion by noon, arm pump by 1, and leg cramps by 2. It's more efficient.
What about you? When you wanna get there?
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I'm planning to ride the enduro Nov. 4. Haven't made up my mind about the GP on the 3rd. We've been following the ribbons around the course for a while, and I'm assuming it's just roughed in right now. We'll stop in and say hello if we see you there.
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Sure, Kingriz1, it's easy. Fastest way is north on I-35 to Gainesville, the Highway 82 exit. Then go west (left) about 13 miles on 82 to Muenster. Turn north (right) at the first traffic light in town, and go past the water tower. The road splits there, but just stay on the main portion and bear to your left. You'll go about 15 miles total from the stoplight in town, and you'll see the park on your right. There's a green metal gate and a trailer. Just give them $8 and sign the "don't sue me" paper, and you're in for some great riding. There's everything from beginner trails to seriously gnarly stuff back in the deep woods. We'll be there; look for the white Chevy high-top conversion van and a black open trailer. We're on KTMs.
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Yeah, that's right. :D And when you're in beautiful downtown Muenster, be sure to check out the two great German restaurants, Rohmer's and The Center. The Center has a better salad bar, but Rohmer's makes fantastic desserts. Both serve great schnitzel and wurst. Not a bad finish for a day's riding.
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I don't think that you have to worry a bit. Everybody I have met in town and up at the park is extremely nice. The rednecks usually ride the ATVs with the cooler on the back and no helmet. They're usually stuck in the mud most of the time and don't give much trouble. :p Actually, most of those guys are pretty nice, too. They've helped me out a time or two when I was (ahem) stuck in the mud or broken down (very rarely, OK?). :silly:
I don't think you'd be disappointed. Look me up if you go up this Saturday or Monday. An American is an American, as far as I'm concerned, and we're all brothers. :)
I don't think you'd be disappointed. Look me up if you go up this Saturday or Monday. An American is an American, as far as I'm concerned, and we're all brothers. :)
- May 5, 2000
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I'm out for this weekend! Kitchen pass revoked because the wife had plans to take the kids to the fair. Next weekend may be a possibility.
Riz, this is Texas. You can't avoid them, :silly: If you live in Texas you are part redneck. But if you are with DRN'ers you are among family.:)
Riz, this is Texas. You can't avoid them, :silly: If you live in Texas you are part redneck. But if you are with DRN'ers you are among family.:)
