Carlisle 2020 !

Bob: IM S6 posted:

Chris MacDonald posted:

Canadian is such a wonderful language. I don't speak it but it sounds magical

It's basically English, with an influence of Scottish, Irish, and French, and a touch of American.  At least, in most of the country.  

In Quebec, and other regions, it's French, with an influence of Scottish, Irish, and English, and a touch of American.

Tell 'm about Newfoundland then....

Is Newfoundland like Cape Breton?  
When we were on Cape Breton it took us a while to figure out that they were actually speaking English, heavily influenced by Scottish, Irish and French.  

I think, though, that the locals made up a lot of words (or went to Gaelic) just to confuse us tourists.  

I gotta say, though, the local Celtic music on Cape Breton is outstanding.

Ah.... get your hype on, people!

Newfoundlanders speak English, but with a number of different dialects, depending on where they come from in the province.  There are 'townies', who you can pretty well understand, and 'bay boys' (pronounced bay bys) who you might not be able to understand.  We lived and worked there for two years, and my wife (who taught nursing at the university), developed the ability to discern what outport or bay her students came from.  Most of my students were townies, so I never had the pleasure.

We never had any difficulty understanding them or being understood, and it was a great two years.  They do have a few unique expressions, though.  But that's another story...

Buddy you've been over there :0)

The wife and I have decided to camp at the show field instead of staying at the hotel. 

At least you'll be moving up in the world.  the camping area is up on top of the hill.  

Maybe we can use your campsite as headquarters for the valve cover car races down the hill?

I'm kidding, I wouldn't camp. I went to get our show field passes and saw it as an option. I thought, "who camps at Carlisle?" but I assume someone does it or it wouldn't be an option. 

I dunno...  Sleeping in a tent through a May Carlisle thunderstorm would be a memorable experience, I would think.

I'll pass on that memory. The one and only time I camped with a tent...... it rained over-night which made the tent collapse. I couldn't get it set back up and I got so pissed off, I threw it in the river. 

Just about all of the Myers Manx Buggy Club camps at Carlisle....

Basic Training, two poncho halves  to make a pup tent it rained so hard I had to dig a trench inside the tent and down the middle …..that sucked big time.

Well, look on the bright side:

At least the rain kept the sand gnatts and mosquitos away.

Our first trip to Carlisle was many moons ago.  Since it was the first trip in the Speedster we trailered behind my Chev S-10.  It was Mothers Day weekend and we slept in the back of the S-10.  We had a great weekend...she's a keeper!!

Looking forward to Carlisle weekend!!

I love the idea of having meals at the hotel. Taking a ride in a speedster in the dark and rain is not my idea of a relaxing way to end the evening. More time to chat and a raffle that isn't rushed.

Thanks , Alan, (and all) this stuff doesn't just "happen" .

Al Gallo posted:

I love the idea of having meals at the hotel. Taking a ride in a speedster in the dark and rain is not my idea of a relaxing way to end the evening. More time to chat and a raffle that isn't rushed.

Thanks , Alan, (and all) this stuff doesn't just "happen" .

Lol, Al you made me laugh we are getting "old eyes"  

IaM-Ray posted:

Al Gallo posted:

I love the idea of having meals at the hotel. Taking a ride in a speedster in the dark and rain is not my idea of a relaxing way to end the evening. More time to chat and a raffle that isn't rushed.

Thanks , Alan, (and all) this stuff doesn't just "happen" .

Lol, Al you made me laugh we are getting "old eyes"  

What?  You mean everybody else isn't driving with their high beams on? 

Richard Wobby and his wife have camped on the fairgrounds a bunch of times. He has a camper he uses to flat tow his TD replica, and having that second HQ on the show field is kinda the bomb.

The trailer guys could sleep in their tow vehicles in the hotel parking lot and bum showers from the paying guests. If I was dragging an enclosed car-hauler, I'd absolutely do it. Roll out a memory-foam mattress in the back, and Bob's your uncle.

I tell my kids all I need is an extension cord and a garden hose, and I'm set for a couple of weeks at least.

I almost want to tell the wife we changed plans but don't worry, we will have an extension cord and garden hose

Showfield tent, tables and folding chairs are ordered.

Aside from the many entertaining activities on the showfield itself—which include auto-crossing and a "low car limbo" which Spyders tend to win when entered—I will be supplying two self-guided twisty-road/scenic overlook/winery/covered bridge/pub/lunch tours for our members to drive solo or in groups at their own leisure.

Both are about 100 miles and will take 2-3 hours of drive time on nice roads.

We're registered at the hotel.

Stan Galat posted:

The trailer guys could sleep in their tow vehicles in the hotel parking lot and bum showers from the paying guests. If I was dragging an enclosed car-hauler, I'd absolutely do it. Roll out a memory-foam mattress in the back, and Bob's your uncle.

I tell my kids all I need is an extension cord and a garden hose, and I'm set for a couple of weeks at least.

Well, hey, it smells so nice nobody would even know if we crapped right there in the grass on the edge of the parking lot! I'm in.

edsnova posted:

Showfield tent, tables and folding chairs are ordered.

Aside from the many entertaining activities on the showfield itself—which include auto-crossing and a "low car limbo" which Spyders tend to win when entered—I will be supplying two self-guided twisty-road/scenic overlook/winery/covered bridge/pub/lunch tours for our members to drive solo or in groups at their own leisure.

Both are about 100 miles and will take 2-3 hours of drive time on nice roads.

That's a good idea, Ed.  Those who want to sit and drink beer can do so, and those who want to have an interesting run and drink wine can do so.

Good thinking to all the organizers.

DannyP posted:

Stan Galat posted:

The trailer guys could sleep in their tow vehicles in the hotel parking lot and bum showers from the paying guests. If I was dragging an enclosed car-hauler, I'd absolutely do it. Roll out a memory-foam mattress in the back, and Bob's your uncle.

I tell my kids all I need is an extension cord and a garden hose, and I'm set for a couple of weeks at least.

Well, hey, it smells so nice nobody would even know if we crapped right there in the grass on the edge of the parking lot! I'm in.

I'd like to hear Michelle's reaction when you tell her about the new money saving plan for Carlisle now that you're retired. Make sure to mention using the car wash hose for showers after dark. 

Michelle is as low-maintenance as they come. She likes to camp. Your point Al?

DannyP posted:

Michelle is as low-maintenance as they come. She likes to camp. Your point Al?

Relax dude. Al's not trying to offend you or Michelle. He's just laying some humor down. If you read Stan's post he's talking about trailer guys sleeping in the tow vehicles bumming showers and you're talking about crapping on the edge of the grass area so Al is just jokingly asking if you had told your wife about the camping plans. 

The second time Chris and I worked at the Rolex race, I was determined to get at least some sleep in the middle of the night.  So, I bought a big air mattress that would fit between the rear wheel wells in my pickup, and a 12volt air pump to pump it up.  The truck already had a cap, so I also got a sleeping bag with the thought that we could drive under the grandstand and park and either of us could scoot down there from the grandstand roof and get a few winks on our off-shift in the middle of the night.

It was a great idea, except for one thing:  There is so much noise coming from the cars racing down the front stretch at 180+mph and then braking for the turn into the infield that you really can't sleep.  I tossed and turned for over an hour and finally gave up and went back to the roof, but along the way I stopped at the grandstand kitchen on level two and talked them into nuking a couple bowls of chicken noodle soup I brought to take up to the roof.  The head chef was hesitant until he asked which car we were spotting for and when I told him he looked at the race monitor and found we were currently in first place in GT (we ultimately came in second).  Once he saw that he nuked the soup and also gave us a hefty supply of Naan bread to go along with it!

Robert M posted:

DannyP posted:

Michelle is as low-maintenance as they come. She likes to camp. Your point Al?

Relax dude. Al's not trying to offend you or Michelle. He's just laying some humor down. If you read Stan's post he's talking about trailer guys sleeping in the tow vehicles bumming showers and you're talking about crapping on the edge of the grass area so Al is just jokingly asking if you had told your wife about the camping plans. 

Don't worry, Robert, I'm just givin' it to him, and he knows it. The little smiley face- I'm just being a smart a** and again, he knows it. He'll shoulder punch me at Carlisle, I'll hit him back, we'll laugh and then open beers.. _{(and if I play my cards right I'll be drinking his beer!)}

F that, I'm drinking your beer Al!

FIGHT, FIGHT, FIGHT!

Simmer down you guys in the back!

DannyP posted:

F that, I'm drinking your beer Al!

Well then, we'll just have to buy more...

ALB posted:

DannyP posted:

F that, I'm drinking your beer Al!

Well then, we'll just have to buy more...

Well, Al, hopefully you can bring some real beer from the north...

DannyP posted:

F that, I'm drinking your beer Al!

Now that's more like the response I expected from you, Spunky!

We're registered.

Carlisle room reservation list w/ 24 rooms reserved to date. ( 26 remain available_

Anderson,  Arseneau,  Ascheman,  Bobrow,  Carley,  Croxford,  Cuccureddu, Duckworth,  Erickson,  Fish,  Gallo,  Greig,  Holden,  McKelvey,  Merklin,  Mossberg, Mullis,  Piperato,  Putman,  Stroud,  Stumpp,  Thibodeau,  Thompson, Wilson.     _____________________________________________________________________________________

Room cancellation policy: Must cancel 24 hours prior to scheduled 12 (Midnight) the day prior to arrival cancellation policy. Any reservation not canceled in accordance with reservation policies will be subject to a cancellation fee of one night’s room and tax.

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Carlisle - Courtyard by Marriott Breakfasts & Dinners !  

Thursday 2:00 - 5:00PM Hotel Welcome w/ Cookies, Brownies and Lemonade. 

Thursday 6:30 - 8:30PM:  BBQ Buffet consisting of BBQ Pulled pork, Boneless BBQ chicken, Italian sausage w/ onions and peppers. House salad, BBQ Baked beans, Baked mac n cheese, Potato salad, Rolls, Cookies, Ice tea and Lemonade.  $23.88 pp includes tax and tip . This cost will automatically be charged to your room.

Friday: FREE Buffet Breakfast 6:00 - 9:00 AM w/ Seasonal fresh cut fruit, Assorted muffins, Sliced bagels w/ cream cheese, butter, fruit preserves, Scrambled eggs, Breakfast potatoes & Bacon. Chilled fruit juices, freshly brewed Starbucks coffee also regular and decaf.

Friday PM we will pitch in and order in a large pizza order as we did last year or you can head out to local eatery's. 

Saturday 6:30 - 11:00 AM:  FREE Breakfast " E coupon " that you present to the Hotel's Bistro for your selection choices.

Saturday 6:30PM - 10:00PM  Catered Dinner Buffet by the Courtyard by Marriott.  Chicken Carbonara, Lasagna, Rolls, House salad, Green beans almandine, Steamed vegetables, Assorted deserts, Ice tea & Coffee.  $31.44 pp includes tax and tip will automatically be charged to your room. 

Sunday: FREE Breakfast Buffet: 6:30 - 11:00 AM  w/ Seasonal fresh cut fruit, Assorted muffins, Sliced Bagels w/ cream cheese, butter, fruit preserves, Scrambled eggs, Breakfast potatoes & Bacon. Chilled fruit juices, freshly brewed Starbucks coffee also regular and decaf.

Bobbi and I are registered and looking forward to a reunion with all of our peeps.

Did You get your room for Carlisle 2020??? 

Carlisle room reservation list w/ 26 rooms reserved to date.

Anderson,  Arseneau,  Ascheman,  Bobrow,  Carley,  Croxford,  Cuccureddu, Chupp, Duckworth,  Erickson,  Fish,  Gallo,  Greig,  Holden,  McKelvey,  Merklin,  Mossberg, Mullis,  Piperato,  Putman,  Shapiro, Stroud,  Stumpp,  Thibodeau,  Thompson, Wilson.     _____________________________________________________________________________________

Room cancellation policy: Must cancel 24 hours prior to scheduled 12 (Midnight) the day prior to arrival cancellation policy. Any reservation not canceled in accordance with reservation policies will be subject to a cancellation fee of one night’s room and tax.

Alan, I assume that "Cupp" is actually Leon Chupp, right?  He made his reservation this week.

Lane Anderson posted:

Alan, I assume that "Cupp" is actually Leon Chupp, right?  He made his reservation this week.

Thanks for the correction

No Drakes? tisk tisk Drakes 

I was wondering that myself.....

DannyP posted:

I was wondering that myself.....

I get an updated list every 7 - 10 days 

I regret to say I cannot make it this year. 

Dang. We'll miss you, Joe.

Joe Fortino posted:

I regret to say I cannot make it this year. 

Dang, Joe and I had a gift for you this time. Do you have 4 or 5 lug wheels ?

Sorry we won't see you this year, Joe.

Joe Fortino posted:

I regret to say I cannot make it this year. 

Joe Fortino posted:

I regret to say I cannot make it this year. 

This is sucky news

Hey but everybody else not registered...REGISTER! Lets get planning those valve cover racers too. Still waiting on the final OK from Buckzeski but I think we'll get clearance.

Also: pretty sure Cory and Jenni are gonna get there but I will bug them this weekend. 

edsnova posted:

Hey but everybody else not registered...REGISTER! Lets get planning those valve cover racers too. Still waiting on the final OK from Buckzeski but I think we'll get clearance.

Also: pretty sure Cory and Jenni are gonna get there but I will bug them this weekend. 

Buckzeski is a cool guy. I gave him a soft blast back in 2011for not having a long distance award for those driving to Carlisle. He recognized the error of his ways and sent us a nice " Longest Driven " plaque and a coplimentry IPad. I didn't need the IPad and gave it away. Two weeks later he sent a second one. I'm typing on it now.  

Heard from Cory and Jeni tonight they are registered at the Hotel

Excellent. I'm still gonna bug 'em tho, just on general principles

edsnova posted:

Excellent. I'm still gonna bug 'em tho, just on general principles

Well of course. 😈

FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT!

So who’s bringing the flashing LED strip for The Hoopty?

???

Lane Anderson posted:

So who’s bringing the flashing LED strip for The Hoopty?

I'd completely forgotten about that!

Gordon Nichols posted:

???

Definitely a "you had to be there" thing, Gordon. 

Carlisle room reservation list w/ 28 rooms reserved to date.

Did YOU ....reserve your room for Carlisle 2020 ? 

Reservations to date :  Anderson,  Arseneau,  Ascheman,  Bobrow,  Carley,  Chupp,  Croxford,  Cuccureddu, Drake, Duckworth,  Erickson,  Fish,  Gallo,  Greig,  Holden,  McKelvey,  Merklin,  Mossberg, Mullis,  Piperato,  Putman,  Shapiro, Stroud,  Stumpp,  Tanner, Thibodeau,  Thompson, Wilson.     _____________________________________________________________________________________

Room cancellation policy: Must cancel 24 hours prior to scheduled 12 (Midnight) the day prior to arrival cancellation policy. Any reservation not canceled in accordance with reservation policies will be subject to a cancellation fee of one night’s room and tax.

Unfortunately, Ginny & I won't be at Carlisle this year! 

We'll certainly miss joining our friends on all the shenanigans, but hopefully will be there next year.

We’ll miss you both, Jim.  Have you selected the designated emissary from the Left Coast yet?

MusbJim posted:

Unfortunately, Ginny & I won't be at Carlisle this year! 

We'll certainly miss joining our friends on all the shenanigans, but hopefully will be there next year.

Sorry to hear this, you and Ginny will certainly be missed~

Jim, you and Ginny are a bright spot of Carlisle for Karyn and I. We will miss ya!

That's too bad, Jim.  Hopefully next year!

Ah, Guapo... too bad. 

BTW did we manage to get the King of Preoria to reserve a room yet? 

Jim, I join with others in saying you will be missed.

He kinda surprised us last year.  My guess is that we won’t know until we get there.

In the busyness of running a business, it is unlikely that we will see "The  President For Life at the People's Republic of Stanistan". Boy howdy, I'll miss that guy! Hopefully the stars will all realign next year.

alnbobbikay..2005 Intermeccanica "RUBY" posted:

In the busyness of running a business, it is unlikely that we will see "The  President For Life at the People's Republic of Stanistan". Boy howdy, I'll miss that guy! Hopefully the stars will all realign next year.

Thanks, Al, I miss you as well!

For reference: today, one of the rental houses (which got a new roof 18 months ago) developed a leak. Water soaked the insulation in the attic, pooled on the ceiling, came through the drywall, onto a piece of furniture, before making a nice little lake on the dining room floor. This was discovered at 2:00 PM. Not to worry, we're supposed to get 6" of snow tonight. The roofing crew (actually drywallers pressed into service) tacked a piece of Tyvek over the leak, which will do... something (make them feel better?). Spring is only 2-1/2 months away, so I'm sure we'll be spot on until then.

Also today, right hand man Brad sideswiped a car while merging on the interstate, tearing off his front fender and the entire side of the other car. We're already driving the spare truck, as the other one was totaled last year.

Good times.

Carlisle is looking "unlikely".

Stan Galat posted:

alnbobbikay..2005 Intermeccanica "RUBY" posted:

In the busyness of running a business, it is unlikely that we will see "The  President For Life at the People's Republic of Stanistan". Boy howdy, I'll miss that guy! Hopefully the stars will all realign next year.

Thanks, Al, I miss you as well!

For reference: today, one of the rental houses (which got a new roof 18 months ago) developed a leak. Water soaked the insulation in the attic, pooled on the ceiling, came through the drywall, onto a piece of furniture, before making a nice little lake on the dining room floor. This was discovered at 2:00 PM. Not to worry, we're supposed to get 6" of snow tonight. The roofing crew (actually drywallers pressed into service) tacked a piece of Tyvek over the leak, which will do... something (make them feel better?). Spring is only 2-1/2 months away, so I'm sure we'll be spot on until then.

Also today, right hand man Brad sideswiped a car while merging on the interstate, tearing off his front fender and the entire side of the other car. We're already driving the spare truck, as the other one was totaled last year.

Good times.

Carlisle is looking "unlikely".

 

Large tree branch? Rogue snow fowl?

Dang. Jim and Stan you two are stalwarts for making the East Coast Rib Roast at any time. It's a long haul for all y'all and we appreciate the hell out of your company(s) when those stars do align. Carry on.

Sorry to hear all that, Stan.

Some days, life isn’t all that great, but it’s still good.

Bob: IM S6 posted:

Sorry to hear all that, Stan.

Some days, life isn’t all that great, but it’s still good.

Absolutely.

That number again, Courtyard by Marriott reservation :   717 300 7026  ask for Charity Shreffler. 

Get in on it, guys.

Thanks all who already registered and condolences to all who must, alas, bow out this year.

I want to be the first to thank Alan "Dr. Clock" Merklin for his stalwart efforts in streamlining this year's festivities. 

Reminder: this year is an a-la-carte extravaganza with two (count ‘em) optional cruise/sight-seeing tours, Thursday BBQ at the hotel, the usual full complement of showfield hyjinx and an in-house Saturday night banquet and awards ceremony.

ITINERARY:

Arrive Wednesday night to get a head start on the fun if you’d like. Intimations that Cory and Jeni are going to rebuild the Hoopty in the back lot are Fake News, probably. 

Arrive Thursday and unpack your junk, untrailer your ride and unleash your beer cooler as things get cranking in earnest with the second annual Pulled Pork/ Burger/Dog Jamboree on the beautiful Shippensberg Marriott back patio at 6 pm. BYOB or belly up to the bar in the lounge and beer up after your long and arduous trek from yonder precincts. 

On Friday enjoy a free breakfast buffet at the hotel or bug-out directly to the show field, a half hour up RT 11, for the world famous Carlisle High School Marching Band Egg Sammiches. You will not be corralled or herded. Options include a 2 ½ hour Covered Bridge Tour with lunch at the Historic Meiserville Inn and a stop at the Hunters Valley Winery

>OR<

A spirited 2 ½ hour drive to the Kings Gap State Park, ending at the Appalachian Brewing Co. in Gettysburg

before (or after!) heading up to the show field for some quality time checking out cars. 

Friday night is your choice of pizza on the patio or the Annual Restaurant Scramble for dinner. List of Health Department Approved eateries tbp.

Saturday breakfast at the hotel or head to the field at your leisure. Again, the open road beckons so those who love to drive ‘em are encouraged to run one of the pre-plotted routes from the hotel to other attractions over back roads before heading to the show. 

At some point still yet to be decided there will very likely be the First Annual Tournament de Valve Covers, a race for discerning Gentlemen, Ladies, and Others As The Case May Be. 

Also this year, along with Carlisle Management we've also established a Mandatory Drift Competition for all Intermeccanica vehicles only. THERE WILL BE NO OPT-OUT OPTION. Drivers meeting is at 9 a.m., judging beginning at 10 and lawsuits served at 11:45. 

Folks will be asked to head back to the hotel by 6 for the 7 pm buffet. There will be two main entrees—Chicken Carbonera or Lasagna—and green beans almondine, mixed vegetables and house salad along with dessert and coffee. The hotel’s cash bar will be available as always. 

After dinner we’ll turn to the annual award ceremony followed by the raffle. Awards for longest travel, general menchery and hard luck will be provided. Please bring a good thing for the raffle and remember to buy a ticket and take the ride, as the scratch raised from this refills the fund from which we pay for various expenses, including the chairs and tables under our showfield tent. 

Sunday we’ll say our goodbyes at the hotel and/or head back to the field for one last look around. 

DRIFT! DRIFT! DRIFT!

"Also this year, along with Carlisle Management we've also established a Mandatory Drift Competition for all Intermeccanica vehicles only. THERE WILL BE NO OPT-OUT OPTION. Drivers meeting is at 9 a.m., judging beginning at 10 and lawsuits served at 11:45."

I CAN'T MAKE IT.

Bob: IM S6 posted:

"Also this year, along with Carlisle Management we've also established a Mandatory Drift Competition for all Intermeccanica vehicles only. THERE WILL BE NO OPT-OUT OPTION. Drivers meeting is at 9 a.m., judging beginning at 10 and lawsuits served at 11:45."

I CAN'T MAKE IT.

Pity, that. I can't imagine you wouldn't take home the prize.

As a matter of fact, I propose that you gentlemen forego the actual competition, and do the thoroughly modern thang. Just run a computer simulation and do a telephone poll of likely participants, create an algorithm, and declare a winner.

Stan, were you to make it to Carlisle, you would win the drifting competition hands down. "Drive it like you stole it" is your mantra. You'd crush the competition!

I'd love to see a few IMs "roasting hides". That would be a nice show.

No "Naugas" will be harmed in that competition......    

PETN will be watching ("People for the Ethical Treatment of Naugas" )

NO MORE NAUGAHYDE!   SAVE THE NAUGAS!

Blast enough rubber in those young whippersnappers' faces to plug up their pimples for a month of Sundays. Basically this but with IMs. 

I’m going, I have my room and event ticket. I am looking forward to seeing everyone again this year. The car is ready, and I want to start packing for the trip lol. But it’s weeks away. 

74 days, but who's counting? Packing is a bit premature, Tab.....

I had just finished a ugly divorce shortly before my drive to Carlisle last year.  I really appreciate meeting everyone , it made me smile again and enjoy myself 

This year I will have a co-pilot 😉  She is looking forward to the event and seeing the madness 

Good news Tab looking forward to seeing you and... your right seater !

I'd have to date a homeless girl with no possessions to be able to travel with her in the Spyder.

Rotflma.  Hey does anyone have the video from last year. The one musbjim did? She would love to see it. Or any other videos that you might like to share.  It’s her first time. I want to go easy on her lol 

Tab Tanner posted:

Rotflma.  Hey does anyone have the video from last year. The one musbjim did? She would love to see it. Or any other videos that you might like to share.  It’s her first time. I want to go easy on her lol 

@Tab Tanner

https://vimeo.com/344149924

Tab Tanner posted:

Rotflma.  Hey does anyone have the video from last year. The one musbjim did? She would love to see it. Or any other videos that you might like to share.  It’s her first time. I want to go easy on her lol 

Ill be bringing tools and some extra parts and bits, in case anyone in the group needs help.Im always happy to help!!!! And some adult beverage and cigars to share

Tab, it will be nice to see you again.  Love your car, the large Tach adds a lot to the look and the paint too.  Ray

@Tab Tanner

Hey buddy, great to hear that you've moved on to a better chapter in your life! 

I'm sure you'll have a great time at Carlisle 2020, especially since you'll be able to share the experience with your new right-seater.

Here's a video that is an overview of SOC shenanigans across the country. It should give her an idea of what the SOC is all about; cool cars, great people and good times!

@Tab Tanner 

Here's the video from Carlisle 2019.

If you do a search on here for “Carlisle 01” through “Carlisle 04” and my username, you’ll find some videos from 2004 - 2010 or so.

I’m not near my PC and this site does weird stuff with cut and paste on my iPad, so try doing the search - They’re all in there!

Just 10 weeks until CARLISLE !  ...Have you registered?

Names from last year that are not registered for 2020

Buchannon  Crosby Drewek  Frazer  Grzynkowicz  Hines  Kennedy

Carlisle room reservation list w/ 28 rooms reserved to date.

Reservations to date :  Anderson,  Arseneau,  Ascheman,  Bobrow,  Carley,  Chupp,  Croxford,  Cuccureddu, Drake, Duckworth,  Erickson,  Fish,  Gallo,  Greig,  Holden,  McKelvey,  Merklin,  Mossberg, Mullis,  Piperato,  Putman,  Shapiro, Stroud,  Stumpp,  Tanner, Thibodeau,  Thompson, Wilson.     _____________________________________________________________________________________

Room cancellation policy: Must cancel 24 hours prior to scheduled 12 (Midnight) the day prior to arrival cancellation policy. Any reservation not canceled in accordance with reservation policies will be subject to a cancellation fee of one night’s room and tax.

CARLISLE Room Reservation Updated List:   New reservations Zimmer.....  Henry Reisner, Carey Hines & Dave Mitchell have also verbally committed and will be posted on the next updated Room List.

Just 9 weeks until CARLISLE !  ...Have you registered?

Names from last year that are not registered for 2020

Buchannon  Crosby Drewek  Frazer  Grzynkowicz  Hines  Kennedy

Carlisle room reservation list w/ 28 rooms reserved to date.

Reservations to date :  Anderson,  Arseneau,  Ascheman,  Bobrow,  Carley,  Chupp,  Croxford,  Cuccureddu, Drake, Duckworth,  Erickson,  Fish,  Gallo,  Greig,  Holden,  McKelvey,  Merklin,  Mossberg, Mullis,  Piperato,  Putman,  Shapiro, Stroud,  Stumpp,  Tanner, Thibodeau,  Thompson, Wilson.     _____________________________________________________________________________________

Room cancellation policy: Must cancel 24 hours prior to scheduled 12 (Midnight) the day prior to arrival cancellation policy. Any reservation not canceled in accordance with reservation policies will be subject to a cancellation fee of one night’s room and tax.

Joe Fortino posted:

I regret to say I cannot make it this year. 

Well things just changed for me. We cancelled out client conference and it looks like I will be able to make the drive. I need to sort through some stuff at home, but hoping this works out. 

Excellent news, Joe!