Home Safe!

Rene

Rene

New member
We made it home in the normal time, 9 hours. This makes 11 trouble-free trips to Carlisle in the Mark! I hope everyone gets home safe!!

Thank you for the club award (Best Lincoln Stock)!!!! Really cool!
 
driller

driller

El Presidente
Glad you made it home safe. :)

It was a great weekend and you and Brad are part of what makes it so, year after year. ;)
 
mlschultz

mlschultz

Boost King
Glad to hear you made it home Rene & Brad! It was good seeing you again :)

Wendy and I toured & spent the night in Gettysburg, PA. lol at a Comfort Suites no less. :) I think the LOD should consider using this hotel for home base during next year's Carlisle event. :thumbsup:

No lie, perfect location - I literally have a view of cemetery head stones looking out my bedroom window :cool-blue:

I will post a photo when daylight returns. I am afraid to open the drapes now to see if a spirit is looking in :eek-large:

We are hitting the road at dawn for our 700 mile trek home.

Weather forecast calls for rain the entire way... again... :wave:


 
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tixer

tixer

Lincoln Evangelist
"Well, the neighbors are quiet." :D

Mike, I hope that your drive is uneventful, even if wet. I'm glad you and Wendy were able to make it this year!
 
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billcu

Head Moderator
Glad to hear you made it back safely Rene, and congratulations!

Yes, please drive carefully everyone!

I made it back yesterday, it was a dry drive home, it's pouring rain now though.:big-grin:
 
SCTBIRD1173

SCTBIRD1173

Mark my Bird!
Home safe too, nothing to report. Wasn't even anyone to race on the way home :(

Congrats on a well deserved award Rene! :thumbsup:
 
Mad1stGen

Mad1stGen

Booster
We made it the 500 mile trip in 7 hrs with 2 stops thru OH and PA so called construction traps. The black ONE did fine, although I am blind, and half deaf.
 
mlschultz

mlschultz

Boost King
We made it home :wave: lol It rained from PA to TN, and I think The Mark has a new world's record for the longest hydroplaning attempt :cool-blue:

And another thing, what's up with this photo... :eek-large: :eek-large: :eek-large:


 
Mad1stGen

Mad1stGen

Booster
95blklsc said:
Blind from being in darkness for the entire ride?
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You know when you have to lower the windows to look in the rear view mirror something is up. lol. I thought I move the sunroof shade to let some light in. Nope, the sunroof glass is pitch black too :cool-blue:

budpytko said:
At an average of 71 MPH those 2 stops HAD to be for fuel!
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It would've been better, but the car gets somewhat loud over 3k RPMs. :eek:

DLF said:
And that's what happens when you hang out with Joe...
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BadSax said:
Also, whatever am I going to do with all that Mexican beer I bought at your request... :p
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Blame PA for their weird laws. You can always bring it here on the 11th :wave:

mlschultz said:
And another thing, what's up with this photo...
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I'll tell you what's up ... she should be holding a CE steering wheel to match that shifter :rolleyes-green:
 
redn8

redn8

LOD Officer
I'm glad you all made it home safely and happy you had a great time at Carlisle. Maybe someday I will make it.
 
mlschultz

mlschultz

Boost King
Mad1stGen said:
I'll tell you what's up ... she should be holding a CE steering wheel to match that shifter :rolleyes-green:
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lol Do you have one in your inventory for sale?


Here's a fun fact... The Mark went through 8 tanks of fuel for this 1400+ mile adventure, tallying a $324.33 fuel bill. :)
 
budpytko

budpytko

Super Senior Associate
mlschultz said:
Here's a fun fact... The Mark went through 8 tanks of fuel for this 1400+ mile adventure, tallying a $324.33 fuel bill. :)
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Here's a correlation: I went from Annapolis, MD to Bennington. VT and back on one and 1/8 tanks of diesel fuel (22 Gal) - Cost $70.00 About 800 miles plus the running around while there.
 
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