So...they're going to have to ride over the new rock drop on the first intermediate descending section???

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BoC = Battle of CamRock, I like the acronym!

Thanks.  I just kept hearing a cowbell and coming up with Blue Oyster Cult.   

Chuck, thanks for clarifying the dates.  I'll pencil it in.

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Some hobby stores carry vulcanizing fluid.  Check Michael's.

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So, we're still on for May 11 - 12 = Quarry Ridge machine work but do not have Camrock's machine work rescheduled yet.  At this point, it's looking like it'll have to happen in June unless it happens during Blue Mounds' workday.

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Tom,

We can do it over two days and have whoever wants training to be available for a brief orientation and then get an hour or so of machine time.  The others, when not running the machine, can do the volunteer work. 

Originally, I didn't think it would be the best idea to have the general volunteer workday the same day as skid steer work, but we can make it work.  If we don't, we're looking at mid June before we could make it happen.   

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I will never apologize for my taste in beer, i.e. dark, smooth (read: not bitter, dry, or hoppy) beer like brown and black ales, porters, and stouts.

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not to be a hater - I know we need IMBA and all the good work they do.  What drives my nuts is all the expensive mailers they send out, not really the way I want my money spent.  Sending me 4-5 mailers to remind me to send in money, sorta ass backwards - send me emails instead.

Dave,

If you haven't created an account on IMBA.com, do so and then log into it.  From there, you can opt out of all these emails and mailers. 

My brother was the web master for IMBA for a decade and told me that it's standard procedure for non-profits to mail out membership reminders 60 days prior to membership expiration.  I got one from a different org in early January for my membership expiring at the end of March.  It annoys me, too.  It costs them fractions of a cent to send these out in USPS (even though it's not the greenest thing to do), and the payback is usually good..., well, good enough for them to continue to do it. 

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