Rocky Mountain Chapter: Colorado

[old_man]

I think Grant was wanting to do this and was working towards cranking it up, but he is getting busy with his racing. If he doesn't want to do it, I can put some serious effort and resources towards a Colorado/Mountain States , but I don't want to step on any toes if there were others who have been working on this. I know that Grant is planning on working the event this summer. All I want is to get things going and will simply help in the background if that is what it takes, but if more is needed, I can do what ever is necessary.

Tom Houston
Loveland, Colorado

[Fred]

Originally Posted by Tom R.

Hey Fred,

That would be true is it was a Utah-only chapter, to which it is not. BTW, Great Basin came up as one of the prospective names for our chapter.

AHA, so you admit you are poaching our members from east of the Continental Divide.
It was a joke, Tom. Do we need to go get a couple of beers?
I was halfway thinking of joining the intermountain chapter, anyway. That way I could webwheel Moab all the time.

Fred

[Tom R.]

Originally Posted by Fred

AHA, so you admit you are poaching our members from east of the Continental Divide.
It was a joke, Tom. Do we need to go get a couple of beers?
I was halfway thinking of joining the intermountain chapter, anyway. That way I could webwheel Moab all the time.

Fred

Heh heh, poaching

Yep, when you finally make it to Moab this October I'll buy you a couple.

[JohnJohn]

Originally Posted by Tom R.

Heh heh, poaching

Yep, when you finally make it to Moab this October I'll buy you a couple.

Offer good for me too? We can go to Hinkley's new "Gentlemen's Club".

[Fred]

Originally Posted by Tom R.

Heh heh, poaching

Yep, when you finally make it to Moab this October I'll buy you a couple.

I hope, the piece of junk barely made it to Castle Rock last week. If I get a job so I can afford to fix it, probably won't be able to get the time off. It's a dilemma.

Besides, I think I want to go to Bonnaroo.

Fred

[Tom R.]

Originally Posted by JohnJohn

Offer good for me too? We can go to Hinkley's new "Gentlemen's Club".

Yep, you too JJ. But keep it

[Grant]

This subject has come up a couple times previously. I am keen to see a chapter be formed. Colorado Chapter is fine with me, but what about the WY boys? Cheyenne is a lot closer to Denver than to SLC.

I have a hectic race and rally season in 2004, so I will give the chapter efforts my full support, however, I have very little time to contribute this year. I will help anyone who wants the job. Tom, JJ, Fred, YellaHeep, Crunch,- where is Nay? Led?

[Mike in NJ]

Originally Posted by Grant

but what about the WY boys? Cheyenne is a lot closer to Denver than to SLC.

Wy-orado?

Color-ing Chapter (bring your own crayolas)

About time you guys got organized under a banner.

...and since most of my wheeling the last couple of decades outside of the Northeast has been between the Front Range and the Escalante, I expect an honorary membership invitation when you get rolling. (My Intermountain one must have gotten lost in the mail, Jeffy!)

Mike in NJ

[Nay]

Originally Posted by Fred

I'd go for it, now. A few years back I wasn't so enamored of the idea. The list isn't as much fun as it used to be.

Fred

[XJJPR]

I voted "No"

because I don't think a place like Co should have a chapter....


Do you guys actually show up to go wheeling??????




















































hinkley

[Nay]

Originally Posted by Grant

This subject has come up a couple times previously. I am keen to see a chapter be formed. Colorado Chapter is fine with me, but what about the WY boys? Cheyenne is a lot closer to Denver than to SLC.

I have a hectic race and rally season in 2004, so I will give the chapter efforts my full support, however, I have very little time to contribute this year. I will help anyone who wants the job. Tom, JJ, Fred, YellaHeep, Crunch,- where is Nay? Led?

I am sitting back watching the people who tar and feathered me in public for suggesting...god forbid...that the CO-XJ list consider becoming a club...now talking about becoming a club.

Of course we should.



I have no time for anything, but I'll do what I can.

Nay

[4ward]

Hinky, I figured they should name it the "I don't wheel in my own state" chapter

Sean

[Rev_Deadpan]

Originally Posted by Grant

This subject has come up a couple times previously. I am keen to see a chapter be formed. Colorado Chapter is fine with me, but what about the WY boys? Cheyenne is a lot closer to Denver than to SLC.

I'd like to see it stick to the Rocky Mountain format... I'm in Northern New Mexico, but would gladly attend events in CO. (We do have a few decent trails down here as well... ;-)

I've actually let my membership lapse because I wasn't doing anything with it, but some localized activity might get me more involved.

--Fillmore

[Nay]

Originally Posted by OneTonXJ

Hinky, I figured they should name it the "I don't wheel in my own state" chapter

Sean

That's 'cause we're busy planning our next event in OHIO

Nay

[JohnJohn]

Originally Posted by Mark Hinkley

I voted "No"

because I don't think a place like Co should have a chapter....


Do you guys actually show up to go wheeling??????




hinkley

I show up everyday in front of my computer and wheel. Heck Fred and I are wheeling right now.

"oooo Dream Weaver", I mean, oooo Dream Wheela. Gary Wright1975