HI all
Watching this with great interest, as an area rep for a club in the UK I
would recommend not trying to meet up at the GP or SCCA or etc etc as there
will be little time for the Triumph thing with everyone having paid big
bucks to see the GP etc etc.
Just my tuppence from experience.
Also ten years ago the TSSC IoW area launched a camping weekend on a bank
holiday weekend (3 days), four years in it was thought to be getting stale
and they tried to cancell it, there was much uproar about this and the
threat that if it wasn't done by the locals it would be taken over by a
mainland area, it is now approaching year eleven and going from strength to
strength with a local area of about 20 with about half that active!!
Graham.
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Sent: Tuesday, February 22, 2000 7:04 PM
Subject: Re: Moving On
>
> Two thoughts:
>
> First, before we know what the distribution is in any area, we need to
know
> who's in the Squadron. This implies some kind of CGI script enrollment
form
> and a master membership list, including, but, not limited to, the Rogue's
> Gallery. I don't want to add to Patrick's already full dish, but, I think
> it's time for that and maybe someone else with those skills could help.
>
> I once subscribed to a list that put everyone's Longitude and Latitude in
the
> Sig line. Compiling those would give us some kind of accurate idea of
who's
> where. That might be useful.
> Also, I didn't mean to overlook the suggestion for a meeting in Kansas
City
> for the Solo II events. That certainly seems centrally located. I just
think
> it's time for us to plan all the events so we can each allot the time in
our
> own schedules before the busy Spring/Summer season.
>
> No doubt there are events where many of us will be likely to meet. The VTR
> events,
> Carlisle Import/Kit Car Show, and various SCCA things, for instance, but,
do
> we want to focus on those or set up something separate?
>
>
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