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Copper Canyon 2005
Woohoo.... Oct will be here before we know it and the event starts on Tuesday this year.
Who's going? Beside me of course!!!!
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I am!
And I'm planning on spending a few extra days before or after the event for some riding!
Registrations are coming in steadily already, so register and book your cabin early.
See ya there!
can ya tell I'm looking forward to it?
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I am anticipating being there - Bruce Crawford (aka Gaspipe) is an excellent ambassador for the HU meetings and I trust his judgment.
My wife may come as well (2-up riding), but the last bike event we attended - ITT Transalp event in Germany - had only a few women amongst the 200+ who attended and it was not much fun for her when we were not riding. My question is how many women attended last year's meeting at Copper Canyon?
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Jack, there were 13 women registered of the 110 registrants total, so not a bad turnout for the women.
This long distance travel stuff attracts a lot of couples, and there are also women on their own - I think at least two completely on their own last year, several riding their own bikes, and a few two-up.
Too early to tell how many this year, but last year is pretty representative. I do know there are at least two women so far!
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Grant, thanks for the info. I think we will be coming 2-up. I'll get my registration in soon.
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Jack,
I hope to see you there.
I may be taking an extended dirt route to CC this year from Douglas, AZ, or I may slab it to the Big Bend area and find some 'other' way in I've not ridden before.
CC is a must-do ride. Try to spend an extra couple of days and go down to Batopilas or Urique for an overnight. You won't regret it!
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There's a few pages of posting re Creel and the Horizons even over at advrider also...not to take anything away from Grant of course.
http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=77995
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Is it Oct yet? I'm dying for a vacation and Creel looks like it'll be the first vacation of the year for me.
Grant - is Susan coming this year?
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Close your eyes and stick your nose in the freezer for a minute - it'll feel like fall is coming real soon now...
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That's so mean... it was 116F/46.7 C in PHX this weekend. :-)
Being cold in Creel sounds great right about now.
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A bit of a change. I won't be able to ride/drive until Jan. 2006, so I can't go unless I can get a ride. Of course, the odds of someone going who wouldn't mind giving me a ride is slim.
To make it even slimmer, license suspension because I have epilepsy and I had a seizure. My fault, I haven't taken medication since March. Back on the pills, so there should be no more seizures.
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One week to go before I pack up and head south....tick...tick...tick....
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At least you're riding - the bike I was expecting failed to materialise, so I'm flying into Chihuahua and renting 4 wheels to get to the meeting... boo!
On another note - we're a little low on presenters - so if anyone wants to do a presentation on a trip they've done, please let me know!
thanks, Grant
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face=""> quote:</font><HR><font face="" size="2"> Originally posted by Grant Johnson:
Too early to tell how many this year, but last year is pretty representative. I do know there are at least two women so far!
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Grant: Count one more woman, Lana Lowe comming from Canada, now in La PAZ,is going to be in Creel this year, she and her "mula amarilla" will take the train from Los Mochis.
And of course you count me too!
See ya there
MoroCycler
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I plan to go by way of Alamos and across to Creel. I'll be in Alamos the 9th or 10th. Let me know if you're plans match.
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