Posted by Mike Baxter on January 16, 2008, 2:04 am
In my case, it was the 2002 Spodefest. The fake dynamite at the
campfire was simply a beautiful moment to behold. Ah, the memories!
Mike Baxter
Posted by WoodsChick on January 16, 2008, 7:24 am
> In my case, it was the 2002 Spodefest. The fake dynamite at the
> campfire was simply a beautiful moment to behold. Ah, the memories!
LOL!! That happens to be one of my most memorable moments, as well <G>
Watching Jeff Campbell and Eric try to get away from the "dynamite"
without hurting themselves was worth every mile of the drive to get
there. Of course, the whole thing would have been more fun had I not
broken my wrist (again) on my first-ever ride in Idaho...
I'm going to have to think on this, as there are quite a few memorable
moments for me...
> Mike Baxter
Posted by dsc-ky on January 16, 2008, 8:23 am
> In my case, it was the 2002 Spodefest. The fake dynamite at the
> campfire was simply a beautiful moment to behold. Ah, the memories!
> Mike Baxter
I've only been to a few RMD related events, but I have to say watching
someone split cases in the back of a surburban, in the middle of
nowhere by candle light (actually flash light) is something you just
don't see every day. But next time I hope they serve wine and
cheese. :)
Posted by Dean H. on January 16, 2008, 9:17 am
"Mike Baxter" ...
> In my case, it was the 2002 Spodefest. The fake dynamite at the
> campfire was simply a beautiful moment to behold. Ah, the memories!
That is certainly top ten.
My most memorable moment was the same Spodefest. The morning of my last day
there. The quiet of the campground. The early sun. Looking at my Gas Gas
sitting there. Thinking about how this group of internet personalities got
my bike there, and brought me there, and took care of me there, at what was
probably the worst time of my life otherwise. I'm getting choked up now just
thinking about it.
I love you folks.
You know, in a manly kind of way.
Dancing on the fire was pretty good too.
-Dean
grateful recipient of 2002 Spodefest Scholarship
Posted by SloCalSpode on January 16, 2008, 3:33 pm
Sadly I too missed the actual "Event"
I was passed out cold in my camper from shear
exhaustion of riding Idaho TST all day long.
I heard the prepatory M80's going off, just to set the mood, before
pulling out the Big Surprise...
Sitting here right now I can't think of one special
"Most memorable RMD moment"
I know all three ISFs that I have been to, each have provided me with
memories that will last a life time.
And that trip to Utah was a hummm dinger too.
I'll get back to this post if something unique pops into my head.
Im feeling a little thick today, if you know what I mean..
SloCalSpode
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Tim H wrote:
> Sadly, that happened as we were walking over to the campfire. We heard
> the bomb go off, and all of the commotion, but missed the qctual event
> by moments.
> Damn.
> Tim H
> Grateful attender of multiple Sodefests
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> campfire was simply a beautiful moment to behold. Ah, the memories!