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KRUIZERS TRIBUTE TO THE TROOPS
Event Details
Time: May 31, 2010 from 10am to 3pm
Location: Social Circle, GA
Street: e hightower street
City/Town: social circle
Phone: 678-462-2728 or770-601-1031
Event Type: tribute
Organized By: belinda peters dave bradberry
Latest Activity: Jun 1, 2010
Event Description
Memorial Day Tribute to the Troops, Bar be que plate included with registration,top awards including Dave's Pick, creeper and trike races,also special tribute to Richard Scott a bottle sucking contest, fun for all, also all military past and present will recieve plate, conatact 678-462-2728 or 770-601-1031
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Comment by Richard Scott on May 25, 2010 at 8:18am
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Just a note on Scoial Circle car show. We will be meeting at the BP station on Rt.316 and Hwy 11 at 8:00 and will be leveing at 8:20 SHARP!!!!!!!!!!!!! Hope to see you there. for the party
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Comment by belinda peters on May 25, 2010 at 8:09am
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just call ......can;t wait to see what you've done to the bike
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ok i hope everyone now k ows where they are going lol! if not call and we;ll come get you if i have to see you Monday
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Comment by Pig on May 25, 2010 at 5:56am
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Never mind...I was getting my directions/shows mixed-up ! DUH !! My comments below are regarding the show at Dugan's on Sunday which we might go to.
When we come to Social Circle, the best way for us is GA53 all the way to Winder then GA11 straight into Social Circle. It's a nice drive and keeps us out of the crazy traffic....
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Another fairly long haul for us if we come out for this one (like Conyers last weekend). I HATE taking the interstate...just no fun and too many lunatics. I'd take secondary hwys and back roads...but I have to watch that also as the Snake can run HOT....so I need to stay on the move. I was looking at maybe arcing around from Dawsonville, down to Winder, down to Monroe and then in to Stn Mtn via US78 through Snellville....but man Mapquest says that is 2hrs-15min. If I take 400 to the perimeter and around it says I am there in just over an hour.......decisions, decisions.
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What time does Reg close ??
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at least i admit it
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can't wait to see everybody the insane week starts today ya'll may need to commit me by next week lol!
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Comment by Jeff Rutherford on May 17, 2010 at 3:03am
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We'll be checkin for TAN LINES ! ! ! !
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hey no sunlamp this weekend i went for the real thing
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