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Date: Thu, 13 Feb 1997 17:25:53 -0500 (EST)
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From: "J. Fielek" <jjf@inri.com>
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Subject: Re: Midwest "RCR"??
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On Thu, 13 Feb 1997, Jim Bessette wrote:
> On Feb 13,  4:22pm, J. Fielek wrote:
> > On Thu, 13 Feb 1997, Tom Biggs wrote:
> 
> > > I used to think that "RCR" had something to do with the Right Coast,
> > > i.e., within striking distance of the Atlantic Ocean.  Can anyone
> > > explain to me just how western Kentucky, just a short hop from the
> > > Mississippi River, relates to the east coast?
> 
> It's closer to the East coast than it is from the West Coast.

:-) 

> >
> > Western KY fits the bill, although it is near the margins. Martyn has
> > still coloured within the lines...
>            ^^^
> Nice touch Josh.  :-)

Gotta plase the brits... ;-)

> > > I realize that it is more or less up to the organizer where to hold
> > > the event, and I realize Martyn has some sort of elitist idea of
> > > keeping the newbies out to reduce the size of the event, but this is
> > > ridiculous.
> 
> I'll agree with Ed on this.  It's BS.  Just what does it have to do with
> Newbies?  Besides, living on the East coast my entire riding years, and
> I've NEVER ridden KY.  I've been in EVERY state around it, just haven't
> ridden in it for some reason.  I look forward to it - if I can make
> it.

Okay, I'll make the offer here --

For anyone interested, I'll host a post-RCR Kentucky Tour. I lived in
Lexington for 1.5 years and I know some fantastic roads that I'll
gladly drag folks through. I think I can also arrange a place to stay,
for at least one night depending upon some other factors.

> 
> So, Tom, you volunteering for next year?

Boom -- outta the park!


J
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