TGGRRR (Ali)

You're right there's no start time. I can update once PTuning posts the time

Mark is going to Hyperfest, if I go I'll need a ride but I don't know how I'll be doing after surgery.

In this case a your GPS is not a navigator. Your navigator is the person that looks at the clues and works with you to help you go find them. Then you find them and you guys go take a picture of it. You don't have to have one but they do make the day more fun. For example the clue is to find a business with the name MINI in it. A GPS may not be that useful, you might need your smart phone for that. Having a real human means that they can be researching clues while you're driving around to them. The navigator helps you stay organized. Making sense?

You really want a person, there's a lot of collaboration. The navigator helps you figure out where you'll go to snap the shots of the clues

I've always helped with scoring so I've never done it either. Don't forget you need a navigator partner

Mark says that Max his '09 JCW will burn some and needs it added every few thousand miles

Tigger has never burned oil and is very rarely low. 2006 S model

You do know that since Mark is your copilot all I want to do is beat you guys now!!! :rofl:

If there's a bonus for a classic then there should be a bonus for being in an Orange MINI.....

I think Melissa is doing it with Mark as her navigator, I'll send her a PM

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If we can use the MINI USA logos but if we want Coop to design then we have to order from him

Wow you got a smile out of them. :top:

Just testing

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We need more people!!! This is a really fun day and there are always a lot of great stories at the end.

It looks like we're about half way there. For this to happen we need to be a lot closer.

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Thank you Laura for setting this up. What a beautiful day and the picnic was so much fun :top:

I think we'll bring some shnacky shnacks to share too.

Should we picnic???

Great night shots!

I hear the weather will be nice for going topless

I feel for Barry on these issues. He really hates this side of things. He wants to hear that everyone behaved and had a great time. Glad you guys got that pulled though

What a lot of people don't realize is that the road on the Dragon is fairly narrow, wide enough to stay in your lane but narrow enough that you need to pay attention. There are some pull outs but when there are no pull outs it can be extremely dangerous to be driving along and find someone oncoming. There may simply be no place to go to get out of their way. You may have a choice between a collision and slamming into a wall of rock (which may make you roll) or hitting a tree down an incline that can send you tumbling down or wrapped around a tree. This is why don't cross the yellow line is such a big frikken deal. Every year several people die on this road and many times through no fault of their own. If you cross over there is not always the time or ability to see far enough down the road to make it back to your side before there is a collision. So that's why we really really really don't want anyone crossing the line, and if they do it, don't brag about it. Learn to drive within your ability so that you don't do it again.