We did find some snow at 6000 feet, so come on up for the snow run. We will meet at the information post, at 9:30am.
See you then
Craig
We did find some snow at 6000 feet, so come on up for the snow run. We will meet at the information post, at 9:30am.
See you then
Craig
If you need another set of hands I could help you on Sunday morning if you like. I have to work tomorrow. Let me know.
Cort
Wanted to let those it concerned know not to expect me on the 11th. I’ve all but admitted defeat over replacing my axle seals and am contemplating having a shop deal with them instead. I may attempt one last time this weekend but I’m not holding my breath. Hope everyone going has fun!
The Winter Fun Event is a go. We will not have any snow, but will make the best of it. As a result of the lack of snow and the expected low turnout they have combined our Tundra Trek run with the Glacier Assault run. It will be run in the same location off Higway 80 at Immigrant Gap, but will go much farther and do a loop. It will be mostly over forest roads with little difficult terrain to cover. The extreme run is going to do the Fordyce Creek trail to the river and back. Also we are going to have more activities at the fairgrounds for those who decide not to do a run on Saturday. Those attending are welcome to help with the Tundra Trek run, go on the extreme run or hang out at the hall on Saturday. I hope to see you all there. We will start setting up at noon on Friday. Come to the raffle booth when you arrive at the fairgrounds for more details.
Looks like there still isn’t much snow – anyone heard what’s going on for our trail run on Saturday?
Art
Have a safe and fun New Years.
May next year be a great year for you and your families!
WB
If anybody is interested, Jill and I will be attending the Sacramento Jeepers Annual Crab feed on January 28th. The event is held at the Placer County Fair Grounds in Roseville. Tickets are $35.00 and must be purchased in advance. Contact Dana Holland at 916-812-2578 for more information.
Scott
Thanks to Craig and Carol for hosting this years event at the compound! We had a fantastic Christmas party.
Proving that Madhatter compassion is as strong off the trail as on it, attendees helped make the food drive a great success as canned goods began to stack up for the food bank early in the day.
The aroma of holiday cooking permeated the air as head Chef Craig grilled succulent meats and our two poultry Iron chefs duked it out using different fryer techniques.
Prior to dinner a cornucopia of appetizers including shrimp, artichoke dip and elk dip wetted appetites for the anticipated main meal.
The main meal, a feast fit for a kings table, two prime rib roasts, a ham and two turkeys was accompanied by a variety of side dishes and left everyone completely satiated.
Dinner was followed by a brief meeting, an awards ceremony and then the evenings main events.
Our Madhatter Kids President presented all kids in attendance with decorated Christmas hats filled with goodies, a kids raffle and a fundraiser auction for Christmas hats decorated by Madhatter kids.
In appreciation of the efforts of our Madhatter Kids President, the great philosopher “Art” presented her with a few ITunes gift cards.
Our main raffle included a number of great items including three sets of Stauns, tire repair kits and custom roll bar handles.
Thanks to everyone that attended in making this years Christmas party a complete success.
To all a Very Merry Christmas and a Very Happy New Year.
God bless you all!
Pres Wild Bill