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You're also forgetting about the guy that drives 9 hours from Ohio every year. Doh!Quote:
Originally Posted by TitanTn
We've been talking about going down river through the lock for last couple years. Should be a good time.
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Downtown Chattanooga, TN
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Originally Posted by gogger
If you can find 32, bring 'em!
No, I didn't forget, I was just trying to mention some of the longest travelers, but I definitely should have mentioned that Gogger has trailered down from Ohio every year since the 2nd I think it was.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mischief IV
Should have but he is one of "cool kids" in one of the "wake monsters."Quote:
Originally Posted by TitanTn
We're a forgiving bunch.
Would Be cool to see a load of supras in the lock. And Daniel will be the cool Kid this year. Don't know if I have enough money to get 32 hotties on board.
Sounds like a good time and being that I am in north Ga I would only have about a 2-2.5 hour drive. Sorry to sound like a newb but since I have not attended before what is the typical scene? Does everyone tend to hang out on and off the lake? I keep reading after party? Would this be a better guys trip or family friendly? Just would like to be prepared and make the best of it if attending.
Well I think of it as family friendly. Mostly hanging on the water. We usually tie up in a quiet area and take turns going out surfing and wakeboarding. Then back to hang out some more. Then take the boats to dinner. Usually by then we are all finished for the day. Meet up the next morning and do it again. The after party started last year, one of the originals has a lake house on Lake Nottely, my wife and I make a week out of it and go over to Nottely and spend the week. Last year a few more came over and spent a couple days.
The reunion is a great time to check out some boats, surf and wakeboard behind some different boats and have a great time on the water. Make some new friends and have fun.
Well I won't have the newest or nicest boat but I'll have one of the cleanest 04 ssv you'll find anywhere. This sounds like a great time. I spend a lot of time on lake blue ridge and nottely as well.
A 2004 sounds like a really new boat to me! We typically have everything from a 1983 model Supra up through the current models. All are welcome and it's just a fun time to hang out and talk boats. As Gogger said, it's a family event with good, laid-back fun on the water. You should definitely make it if you can.Quote:
Originally Posted by onebadgt