Just for Mike, RAIN gets better. I just couldn't pass this up. A week of century+ rides ending with RAIN!
Monday Century: Richmond to Brown County State Park. (130 miles) Overnight and dinner buffet at Abe Martin Lodge.
Tuesday Century: Brown County State Park to Clifty Falls State Park (100 miles). Breakfast buffet at Abe Martin Lodge. Dinner buffet and overnight at Clifty Inn.
Wednesday Century: Clifty Falls State Park to Spring Mill State Park. (100 miles) Breakfast buffet at Clifty Inn; overnight and dinner buffet at Spring Mill Inn.
Thursday Century: Spring Mill State Park to Bloomington. (100 miles) Breakfast buffet at Spring Mill Inn; overnight at Courtyard Marriott in Bloomington, with dinner on your own.
Friday Century: Bloomington to Terre Haute. (100 miles) Breakfast buffet at Courtyard Marriott; overnight at Drury Inn in Terre Haute, with dinner on your own.
Saturday (160 miles): RAIN™ Ride: Terre Haute to Richmond. Breakfast at Drury Inn.
Want more info?
Tuesday, January 22, 2008
Monday, January 14, 2008
Science Fair Project
Potential Subjects (everyone reading this!),
Amanda (age 10) is conducting a research project for the Science Fair this year and she is currently enrolling participants. She will determine which food (chocolate bar, banana, or peas) is superior for fueling a 20 minute stationary cycling effort.
There are three stationary bikes at the J. All subjects will do the same program at the same level for the same amount of time (20 minutes) and wear a heart rate monitor. Subjects will need to participate on three different days. Subjects will consume 100 calories of the provided test food (chocolate bar, banana, peas) 15 minutes before the effort. Heart rate needs to be recorded before beginning and after 20 minutes the max and average heart rate will be recorded. The data will be analyzed and conclusions will result.
Free passes for the J will be obtained for non members! This is a once in a lifetime opportunity and space is limited so be sure to register right away! Just post your willingness to participate to the blog (or send email to cheri/brian if you like).
Thanks,
Brian
Amanda (age 10) is conducting a research project for the Science Fair this year and she is currently enrolling participants. She will determine which food (chocolate bar, banana, or peas) is superior for fueling a 20 minute stationary cycling effort.
There are three stationary bikes at the J. All subjects will do the same program at the same level for the same amount of time (20 minutes) and wear a heart rate monitor. Subjects will need to participate on three different days. Subjects will consume 100 calories of the provided test food (chocolate bar, banana, peas) 15 minutes before the effort. Heart rate needs to be recorded before beginning and after 20 minutes the max and average heart rate will be recorded. The data will be analyzed and conclusions will result.
Free passes for the J will be obtained for non members! This is a once in a lifetime opportunity and space is limited so be sure to register right away! Just post your willingness to participate to the blog (or send email to cheri/brian if you like).
Thanks,
Brian
JakeTheSnake
Hi!
I've joined the group! Hope you had a good ride yesturday. I hope to ride with you more in the future.
David Tevebaugh
I've joined the group! Hope you had a good ride yesturday. I hope to ride with you more in the future.
David Tevebaugh
Friday, January 11, 2008
It's All About Da Coffee!!!!!!!!!!!
A Photographic Ode to Coffee (lifted from the Sauce Magazines daily newsletter)
When you order a double – no, make that a triple – shot of espresso from your barista of choice, or when you reach bleary-eyed for a cup of coffee in the comfort of your own home, you're probably thinking more about that day's to-do list than where your morning joe came from.
But, as it turns out, the story behind coffee is pretty darn captivating, and the cast of characters who come into contact with the beloved bean along the way are ever-so interesting, too.
You can find out more at the Missouri Botanical Garden, where photographs and accompanying text from The Birth of Coffee project are on display. You won't want to miss this brewful adventure, which allows you to delve into black-and-white evidence of a five-continent, eight-country journey taken by a husband-and-wife team as they investigated what exactly what happens between planting the caffeinated crop and pouring cream into a freshly brewed mug.
What: The Birth of Coffee
When: Daily thru March 15 – 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Where: Missouri Botanical Garden, 4344 Shaw Blvd., St. Louis
Cost: Included with regular garden admission: $8 for adults and free for children 12 and under; St. Louis City and County residents: $4 for adults
Info: 314.577.9400, http://www.mobot.org/ or
www.birthofcoffee.com
When you order a double – no, make that a triple – shot of espresso from your barista of choice, or when you reach bleary-eyed for a cup of coffee in the comfort of your own home, you're probably thinking more about that day's to-do list than where your morning joe came from.
But, as it turns out, the story behind coffee is pretty darn captivating, and the cast of characters who come into contact with the beloved bean along the way are ever-so interesting, too.
You can find out more at the Missouri Botanical Garden, where photographs and accompanying text from The Birth of Coffee project are on display. You won't want to miss this brewful adventure, which allows you to delve into black-and-white evidence of a five-continent, eight-country journey taken by a husband-and-wife team as they investigated what exactly what happens between planting the caffeinated crop and pouring cream into a freshly brewed mug.
What: The Birth of Coffee
When: Daily thru March 15 – 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Where: Missouri Botanical Garden, 4344 Shaw Blvd., St. Louis
Cost: Included with regular garden admission: $8 for adults and free for children 12 and under; St. Louis City and County residents: $4 for adults
Info: 314.577.9400, http://www.mobot.org/ or
www.birthofcoffee.com
Thursday, January 10, 2008
Saturday Jan 12th and Sunday Jan 13th Rides
Folks,
First, let me say a lot of you missed our first Wednesday night ride for 2008. The weather was good, and the Old Spaghetti Factory on Lacledes Landing wasn't bad either. More importantly John got to rub it in the faces of the Youth Hosteling Group that we rode and they drove.
Now lets turn to thoughts of this coming weekend.
Sunday (with Cheri's request in mind from Wednesday night ride) I plan to do some hills, starting from my house at say 10:00 am. This loop will get in the big climb on South Warson, Marshall, Adams, and my new favorite bonus climb Lindeman. We rest at Kirkwood Kaldis before looping to Grants Farm and Laurmier.
Saturday I will be up for some type of Coffee Laced City ride. A ride over to Crooked Tree in St. Charles would work as well.
Let me know your thoughts.
Roark
First, let me say a lot of you missed our first Wednesday night ride for 2008. The weather was good, and the Old Spaghetti Factory on Lacledes Landing wasn't bad either. More importantly John got to rub it in the faces of the Youth Hosteling Group that we rode and they drove.
Now lets turn to thoughts of this coming weekend.
Sunday (with Cheri's request in mind from Wednesday night ride) I plan to do some hills, starting from my house at say 10:00 am. This loop will get in the big climb on South Warson, Marshall, Adams, and my new favorite bonus climb Lindeman. We rest at Kirkwood Kaldis before looping to Grants Farm and Laurmier.
Saturday I will be up for some type of Coffee Laced City ride. A ride over to Crooked Tree in St. Charles would work as well.
Let me know your thoughts.
Roark
Friday, January 04, 2008
Weekend Rides Jan 5th and 6th
Folks,
It looks like the weather is going to be beautifull this weekend with temps in the 50s and 60s for Saturday & Sunday. The only downside is its going to be windy with winds at 15 - 25 mph.
Sunday I plan to do the ride Mark has been pushing thats starts from the Taco Bell Shelther at Creve Coeur Lake at 10:00 am. Depending on what I hear, I will either start from my house, the Lopatin's or Creve Coeur Lake.
Saturday is still open. I would like to start from my house. An 11:00 am start time would work giving me time to attend a bit of synogogue in the early part of the morning. I would be willing to move the start up to 10:00 am. I was thinking of doing one of the routes that passes through Kirkwood.
Hope to hear your thoughts.
Roark
It looks like the weather is going to be beautifull this weekend with temps in the 50s and 60s for Saturday & Sunday. The only downside is its going to be windy with winds at 15 - 25 mph.
Sunday I plan to do the ride Mark has been pushing thats starts from the Taco Bell Shelther at Creve Coeur Lake at 10:00 am. Depending on what I hear, I will either start from my house, the Lopatin's or Creve Coeur Lake.
Saturday is still open. I would like to start from my house. An 11:00 am start time would work giving me time to attend a bit of synogogue in the early part of the morning. I would be willing to move the start up to 10:00 am. I was thinking of doing one of the routes that passes through Kirkwood.
Hope to hear your thoughts.
Roark
Monday, December 31, 2007
Ride January 1, 2008
All,
I am feeling motivated after a successful ride to Crooked Tree today. Anyone want to ride tomorrow?? Blog your ride ideas!
Brian
I am feeling motivated after a successful ride to Crooked Tree today. Anyone want to ride tomorrow?? Blog your ride ideas!
Brian
Sunday, December 30, 2007
Monday Dec 31st Ride at 10:00 am
Folks,
Just talked to Ron, we have agreed on a ride tommorow (Monday) starting at 10:00 am from my house. We will be riding to the Crooked Tree in St. Charles and back. It's about 40 miles round trip.
Hope to see you there.
Roark
Just talked to Ron, we have agreed on a ride tommorow (Monday) starting at 10:00 am from my house. We will be riding to the Crooked Tree in St. Charles and back. It's about 40 miles round trip.
Hope to see you there.
Roark
Hardest ride of the month / Next ride?
Well, Roark and I both agreed that today's 25-mile ride was the hardest ride of the month for both of us. We tried to keep it easy, but temptation got the better of us, and even though we sought out all the flattest parts of the city I know for a fact we logged well over 10,000 verticle inches of climbing, which wiped us both out. Just to show off Roark did in on a rear tire only half inflated. What a stud.
The good news is we are both re-charged, and looking forward to getting our acts (asses) in gear again. The whole group (except for maybe Dr. Dan) seems to be in a funk of time off, and too busy, etc. So I'm vowing here and now to start the new year off right. Who's with me? (picture John Belushi in Animal House - as he motivates the frat to retaliate against the Dean).
Mondy I have to at least act like I'm working and probably can not get out in the morning, plus the morning weather looks a little doubtful. I could probably pull of a short ride in the afternoon - maybe around 2:00 or 2:30 and maybe something like Forest Park, or the Riverfront trail, or maybe to Roark's house and back.
Jan 1 looks pretty tough for riding. But as Mark says you only have to ride 3 miles for it to count as a ride. I'll probably do nothing, but just for kicks I might try the "tour de Russell" as a bit of a joke / at least get the year started with a ride. That's riding from my house to Broadway, and maybe to Busch stadium or the Arch and back, or maybe just to Broadway and back, depending on just how bad the temps are. I actually think I'll do it! If I hit 10 miles I'd be pretty happy. If anyone is game let me know.
Roark and I also talked about organizing a ride to Eagle Days, which I think is coming up in January. Don't know the exact time - I'm sure it's on the Trailnet web site, so stay tuned.
January 5th looks like a good maybe day for a ride. Might be a tad wet, but the early forecast says over 50 for the high.
Let me know what ya'll might be doing for rides, and I'll see if I can really get my butt in gear. I just need a little motivation and push - so ya'll help me out. I'll get by with a little help from my friends.
Mike
The good news is we are both re-charged, and looking forward to getting our acts (asses) in gear again. The whole group (except for maybe Dr. Dan) seems to be in a funk of time off, and too busy, etc. So I'm vowing here and now to start the new year off right. Who's with me? (picture John Belushi in Animal House - as he motivates the frat to retaliate against the Dean).
Mondy I have to at least act like I'm working and probably can not get out in the morning, plus the morning weather looks a little doubtful. I could probably pull of a short ride in the afternoon - maybe around 2:00 or 2:30 and maybe something like Forest Park, or the Riverfront trail, or maybe to Roark's house and back.
Jan 1 looks pretty tough for riding. But as Mark says you only have to ride 3 miles for it to count as a ride. I'll probably do nothing, but just for kicks I might try the "tour de Russell" as a bit of a joke / at least get the year started with a ride. That's riding from my house to Broadway, and maybe to Busch stadium or the Arch and back, or maybe just to Broadway and back, depending on just how bad the temps are. I actually think I'll do it! If I hit 10 miles I'd be pretty happy. If anyone is game let me know.
Roark and I also talked about organizing a ride to Eagle Days, which I think is coming up in January. Don't know the exact time - I'm sure it's on the Trailnet web site, so stay tuned.
January 5th looks like a good maybe day for a ride. Might be a tad wet, but the early forecast says over 50 for the high.
Let me know what ya'll might be doing for rides, and I'll see if I can really get my butt in gear. I just need a little motivation and push - so ya'll help me out. I'll get by with a little help from my friends.
Mike
Monday, December 10, 2007
Dumb Indoor Trainer Question
As stated in the heading, I have a dumb indoor trainer question maybe Mike can answer. I presume most trainers are somewhat similar in design with a cradle in which the rear wheel is held in contact with a resistance roller that is adjusted to contact the tire. My question is how much is the right amount of tension against the tire? I adjusted mine just enough that it contacts the tire and doesn't slip when pedaling. Is this correct or should it be tighter?
Like I said, probably a dumb question but an inquiring mind wants to know.
Like I said, probably a dumb question but an inquiring mind wants to know.
Saturday, December 08, 2007
Dec 8 and Dec 9 - rides? brunch?
I told a few folks I'd post a blog about this weekend's riding. So obviously I'm running a bit late, but only because I've been watching the weather, and it just doesn't look too good.
Today, Saturday, looks fairly dry so far, but I think it is a hair cold for me. The wind chill is still suposed to be sub-30 till noon, and then at 30 for most of the day, and a 30% chance of rain most of the day. I can sometimes ride down to 30, but prefer to do so with the sun out, and that is no going to happen today. So I'm out today.
Sunday looks a bit warmer, but also a bit wetter. I'm willing to play it by ear, and maybe see if something shapes up for maybe a 10am ride, or an afternoon ride, but I really don't want to get wet in cool weather. If anyone wants to call me, feel free 314-239-6229.
If anyone happens to be planning Sunday breakfast or brunch, let me know. I'd be up for that with or without bikes.
It looks like I'll be racing the trainer most of the weekend!
Mike
Today, Saturday, looks fairly dry so far, but I think it is a hair cold for me. The wind chill is still suposed to be sub-30 till noon, and then at 30 for most of the day, and a 30% chance of rain most of the day. I can sometimes ride down to 30, but prefer to do so with the sun out, and that is no going to happen today. So I'm out today.
Sunday looks a bit warmer, but also a bit wetter. I'm willing to play it by ear, and maybe see if something shapes up for maybe a 10am ride, or an afternoon ride, but I really don't want to get wet in cool weather. If anyone wants to call me, feel free 314-239-6229.
If anyone happens to be planning Sunday breakfast or brunch, let me know. I'd be up for that with or without bikes.
It looks like I'll be racing the trainer most of the weekend!
Mike
Wednesday, December 05, 2007
3S3M Hotel Block of Rooms
All,
I went ahead and got a block of 6 rooms at the Hampton Inn for $79/night, but you each need to call to make your own reservations. They are all non-smoking rooms with 2 queen beds. Just tell them that it is under the convention block named lopatin. If there are any problems, ask to speak with Bob. After April 10, they will release the rooms if reservations have not been made. This hotel is about 0.59 miles from the starting line.
Hampton Inn Chattanooga-Downtown/Lookout Mountain
2420 Williams St
Chattanooga, TN 37408
Phone: 1-423-265-0077
Thanks.
Cheri
I went ahead and got a block of 6 rooms at the Hampton Inn for $79/night, but you each need to call to make your own reservations. They are all non-smoking rooms with 2 queen beds. Just tell them that it is under the convention block named lopatin. If there are any problems, ask to speak with Bob. After April 10, they will release the rooms if reservations have not been made. This hotel is about 0.59 miles from the starting line.
Hampton Inn Chattanooga-Downtown/Lookout Mountain
2420 Williams St
Chattanooga, TN 37408
Phone: 1-423-265-0077
Thanks.
Cheri
Friday, November 30, 2007
Weekend Riding & MS 150 News Flash
Folks,
First lets talk about riding this weekend. Here is the weather forecast.
Dec 1 Saturday
Light rain and freezing rain in the morning. Rain showers possible late. Windy at times. High around 50F. Winds SE at 20 to 30 mph. Chance of precip 60%.
Dec 1 Saturday night
Showers in the evening then continued cloudy and windy overnight. Thunder possible. Low 47F. Winds S at 20 to 30 mph. Chance of rain 60%.
Dec 2 Sunday
More clouds than sun, windy. Highs in the mid 50s and lows in the upper 20s.
So Saturday is iffy, but Sunday looks good. If anyone is interested Sunday we could do breakfast in the valley at the newly opened Original House of Pankcakes (this is not IHOP). Say breakfast at 8:30 am, the ride starting at 10 am. Think amazing apple pancakes!
If the weather turns nice Saturday and your interested in a short easy ride, give me a call in the morning. Otherwise I will just be attending Yoga at 2pm.
Now for that MS 150 News Flash. As far as I know, no team has every won the Best Jersey more then once, untill now. The DRS team will be receiving the Best Jersey award this coming Tuesday!
First lets talk about riding this weekend. Here is the weather forecast.
Dec 1 Saturday
Light rain and freezing rain in the morning. Rain showers possible late. Windy at times. High around 50F. Winds SE at 20 to 30 mph. Chance of precip 60%.
Dec 1 Saturday night
Showers in the evening then continued cloudy and windy overnight. Thunder possible. Low 47F. Winds S at 20 to 30 mph. Chance of rain 60%.
Dec 2 Sunday
More clouds than sun, windy. Highs in the mid 50s and lows in the upper 20s.
So Saturday is iffy, but Sunday looks good. If anyone is interested Sunday we could do breakfast in the valley at the newly opened Original House of Pankcakes (this is not IHOP). Say breakfast at 8:30 am, the ride starting at 10 am. Think amazing apple pancakes!
If the weather turns nice Saturday and your interested in a short easy ride, give me a call in the morning. Otherwise I will just be attending Yoga at 2pm.
Now for that MS 150 News Flash. As far as I know, no team has every won the Best Jersey more then once, untill now. The DRS team will be receiving the Best Jersey award this coming Tuesday!
Friday, November 23, 2007
Weekend Rides
Folks,
I hope you all had a lovely day of shoving turkey down your pie holes. Oh yea, pie also.
It turns out I did not go to the Dells for the weekend. Samantha is a bit under the weather.
Hence I was wondering if anyone is up for a City Ride Saturday, and maybe Sunday. I am thinking something moving from one warm coffee spot to the next. Start time around 10 am.
Roark
I hope you all had a lovely day of shoving turkey down your pie holes. Oh yea, pie also.
It turns out I did not go to the Dells for the weekend. Samantha is a bit under the weather.
Hence I was wondering if anyone is up for a City Ride Saturday, and maybe Sunday. I am thinking something moving from one warm coffee spot to the next. Start time around 10 am.
Roark
Sunday, November 18, 2007
City ride Friday after Thanksgiving, maybe Thursday too
Hello all,
Mark and I (and maybe others) are planning a ride for the Friday after Thanksgiving. Probably a city ride, maybe starting from Roark's house if he is riding, or maybe someplace else if he is not. It will probably be a bit nippy, so maybe a 10:00 start? I'm thinking 30-40 miles give or take.
I might be up for a short ride Thanksgiving day. I'll be kind of on a tight window, so I might only be able to do a partial ride if a group heads towards the city. Lynda and I are in the Thanksgiving Day parade that morning, and the parade does not end until around 11:00 am. And then after that I need to be home by 1:15 at the latest. So only a 2 hour window for me. Lynda and I are helping the March of Dimes with their "Big Baby" balloon. It should be a lot of fun.
I'll be out of town the Saturday and Sunday, so no riding for me those days. I've been out of town a lot the past couple of months, which is why I have not been around. But I'm getting back into the swing of things ASAP so my legs don't fall off.
Talk to you all soon,
Mike
Mark and I (and maybe others) are planning a ride for the Friday after Thanksgiving. Probably a city ride, maybe starting from Roark's house if he is riding, or maybe someplace else if he is not. It will probably be a bit nippy, so maybe a 10:00 start? I'm thinking 30-40 miles give or take.
I might be up for a short ride Thanksgiving day. I'll be kind of on a tight window, so I might only be able to do a partial ride if a group heads towards the city. Lynda and I are in the Thanksgiving Day parade that morning, and the parade does not end until around 11:00 am. And then after that I need to be home by 1:15 at the latest. So only a 2 hour window for me. Lynda and I are helping the March of Dimes with their "Big Baby" balloon. It should be a lot of fun.
I'll be out of town the Saturday and Sunday, so no riding for me those days. I've been out of town a lot the past couple of months, which is why I have not been around. But I'm getting back into the swing of things ASAP so my legs don't fall off.
Talk to you all soon,
Mike
Wednesday, November 07, 2007
City Ride Saturday 10/10 & Long Ride Sunday 10/11
Folks,
My plans for the weekend, with hope of someone to join me.
Samantha will be home alone Saturday so I want to ride a shorter City Loop so I am not gone all day. There will be coffee stops, and 10 am from my house sounds like a good start time.
Sunday I would like to do something a little more difficult to keep a bit of hill climbing legs through the fall and winter. This could be one of my winding city hill routes (ask Ron & Mark if you dont think I know some hills in the city). Another option is to repeat the Babbler Loop of last weekend.
Respond early and sway me to your opinion.
Roark
My plans for the weekend, with hope of someone to join me.
Samantha will be home alone Saturday so I want to ride a shorter City Loop so I am not gone all day. There will be coffee stops, and 10 am from my house sounds like a good start time.
Sunday I would like to do something a little more difficult to keep a bit of hill climbing legs through the fall and winter. This could be one of my winding city hill routes (ask Ron & Mark if you dont think I know some hills in the city). Another option is to repeat the Babbler Loop of last weekend.
Respond early and sway me to your opinion.
Roark
Thursday, November 01, 2007
Ride Sunday Nov 4th
Anyone up for a Sunday ride? Since I have bee a slug all week on bussiness I was thinking of doing something out Wildhourse Creek way. Since its cool in the morning we could meet for coffee at Kaldis in Chesterfield Valley at Say 9:00 am. We could be riding by 10:00 am.
I am open to other thoughts (bicycle thoughts that is_
Roark
I am open to other thoughts (bicycle thoughts that is_
Roark
Friday, October 26, 2007
Day 7 - The Finish of the Blue Ridge
( The Final Days Elevation Profile! - Click on it to zoom )Blue Ridge Folks,
This is it, the final day of the Blue Ridge. We will have ridden all 470 miles when we reach Cherokee 86 miles of riding from Ashville. We will be staying at the Comfort Suites.
This is it, the final day of the Blue Ridge. We will have ridden all 470 miles when we reach Cherokee 86 miles of riding from Ashville. We will be staying at the Comfort Suites.
You better have paced yourself because this day will be the hardest of them all! You will need lights mounted to your bike as well! Today will be a day full of 17 tunnels! There will be plenty of climbing as well. In the first fifty miles we will climb from 2000 ft up to 6047 ft, the highest point actually on the Blue Ridge Parkway. Here are some of the sights that you will have seen on this day, and others as you conquered the Blue Ridge.
Thursday, October 25, 2007
Weekend Riding 10/27-10//28
Folks,
I plan to ride this weekend. I can ride long Saturday. Sunday I have to be back at a reasonable time since I am flying out to Atlanta Sunday night for the week.
My thoughts is our group is burned out from too many hard rides, so lets get out there, do some non-hammer miles, with some coffee stops! Saturday would be a good day to ride from My house out to St. Charles and the Crooked Tree! Sunday can be a city ride!
Let me know your thoughts, and if you can ride!
Roark
I plan to ride this weekend. I can ride long Saturday. Sunday I have to be back at a reasonable time since I am flying out to Atlanta Sunday night for the week.
My thoughts is our group is burned out from too many hard rides, so lets get out there, do some non-hammer miles, with some coffee stops! Saturday would be a good day to ride from My house out to St. Charles and the Crooked Tree! Sunday can be a city ride!
Let me know your thoughts, and if you can ride!
Roark
Latest on Rooms
Blue Ridge Folks,
With the latest adjustments in couples for the Blue Ridge Tour; here is how I see the room and car situation.
Right Now I am looking at the following blocking of rooms for the Blue Ridge Tour.
You will all recall, I am willing to share a bed and spoon, but I dont sleep on the floor or a sleeper couch.
If we pick another rider we will go back to three bachelors per room most nights. I have at least five rooms reserved each night at this point.
If the group wants only two per room, that can be arranged at additional cost, I am basically cheap but willing to go with the flow. If you want cheap, and still have problems spooning, you are welcome to bring a sleeping bag.
1 Room - Brian & Cheri & The Girls
1 Room - Roark, Mike, Dan S, Mark
1 Room - Dan B, Ken, Rick, Ron
(some nights we will divide into 2 per room, some nights the rooms can sleep up to six)
We can move around who is where in the bachelor group.
Automobile Groupings
SUV with Trailer For Bikes (used to SAG) - Brian, Cheri, The Girls, Roark, Mark
Seven Passnger Van (given to Girls with Parent during days) - Mike, Dan S, Dan B, Ken, Rick, Ron
I beleive unless we pick up an additional car, we have room for only one more.
With the latest adjustments in couples for the Blue Ridge Tour; here is how I see the room and car situation.
Right Now I am looking at the following blocking of rooms for the Blue Ridge Tour.
You will all recall, I am willing to share a bed and spoon, but I dont sleep on the floor or a sleeper couch.
If we pick another rider we will go back to three bachelors per room most nights. I have at least five rooms reserved each night at this point.
If the group wants only two per room, that can be arranged at additional cost, I am basically cheap but willing to go with the flow. If you want cheap, and still have problems spooning, you are welcome to bring a sleeping bag.
1 Room - Brian & Cheri & The Girls
1 Room - Roark, Mike, Dan S, Mark
1 Room - Dan B, Ken, Rick, Ron
(some nights we will divide into 2 per room, some nights the rooms can sleep up to six)
We can move around who is where in the bachelor group.
Automobile Groupings
SUV with Trailer For Bikes (used to SAG) - Brian, Cheri, The Girls, Roark, Mark
Seven Passnger Van (given to Girls with Parent during days) - Mike, Dan S, Dan B, Ken, Rick, Ron
I beleive unless we pick up an additional car, we have room for only one more.
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