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Nope - had some friends over and had a great time.  We plan on doing another in a couple months as kind of a wedding get-together and everyone from the club will be invited, stay tuned

Not sure if anyone is planning on stopping by - but it's still going on.  Have some family and friends over as well.  Pry start cooking around 6.

My address is:
12405 Ruppert Rd
Perry, MI 48872

Oh - and potential new members are more than welcome to come by as well!

Gonna be a great time! We plan making some chicken and maybe burgers.  Bring your own beer and a dish to pass if you wish.   If your interested please post up so we can get an estimated head count.

The way the weather has been it should be perfect!

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For those not attending the Kentucky trip, your invited to come on over for a cookout and bonfire.  We have a huge pile of wood from the ice storm and thought what better way of getting rid of it!  We are located in Perry just off of I69.

If your interested please let me know.

Thanks,
Cody

Hmmm ditto to what Matt is thinking - or cookies - I just used the feature to find this post

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Maybe it's because we didn't work as hard Saturday as we have on other trips, but it was one of the most enjoyable trail maintenance outings I have been on in a long time.

I will second that!  Great time for sure.

I will "bake" a variety of deserts, cookies and such

There have been a handfull posted on Facebook

Ended up going with the "Door Jam" style mount and it worked perfect!

I utilized the "Cubby" that used to be the ash tray on pre-2004 WJs and installed my Cobra Ultra 19 radio.  The lower section of trim is only snapped into place, took a large flathead screwdriver and pried each edge and it popped out.

Took and cut the lower half and bottom out of "cubby" and slid the CB in,  drilled hole for the thumb screws to hold it into place, wired it up and "snapped" the trim section back into the dash.

Now I just need to get the antenna mounted.

I sent the vendor info into the GLFWDA BOD to consider setting up at the show to recruit membership... If they go for it, we will be looking for volunteers to cover the booth throughout the weekend - you would receive a vendor pass to get into the show, so maybe they go for it and we'll have a chance to get in for free in exchange for taking a shift at the booth.  Maybe too premature to even mention it, but I would like to see the association give a shot at something like this... Stay tuned!

Let me know, I would be willing to volunteer for a day.

Ed I have a picture of you high centered on a mound at the end of the day during the Oscoda color tour that I like.  Would be a good one for October.

http://whatliesbeyond.org/SOTM/index.php?id=6 This one?