Cancel that idea. Only open to members on Sunday night. Back to reality. doug
On Friday, June 3, 2016 at 2:22:11 PM UTC-7, Doug Peterson wrote: > > Thinking about staying over Sunday night at the WPI. The non-member rate > is quoted at $50 per person. Anyone else thinking of hanging around an > extra day? I have not called to check availability but will do so. > > doug > > On Tuesday, May 24, 2016 at 8:54:57 AM UTC-7, cyclotourist wrote: >> >> And we're lighting up the no vacancy sign! Every bed is accounted for, >> which is pretty awesome! Working on menu items and Saturday route options. >> >> Saturday is 114% an open ride, we hope many of the locals can come out >> and ride around Marin with us for the day. Most likely riding trails from >> WPI down to Fairfax, touring the MTB museum, then meandering back up the >> hill. A casual pace will be maintained! >> >> Dinner is being cooked by Jacquie that evening, and everyone can join in >> on that, whether they are spending the night or not. It's encouraged and >> hoped for, actually! >> More details to follow! >> >> Thanks to all who jumped on-board for this, it's actually falling into >> place perfectly!!! >> >> >> >> >> On Tuesday, March 1, 2016 at 8:48:23 PM UTC-8, cyclot...@gmail.com wrote: >>> >>> The Entmoot/Jamboree two years ago was a fantastic, grass-roots event >>> that everyone enjoyed and talked about for a while. It seemed like >>> everything really fell into place (except I had to leave early) for a >>> fantastic weekend. That enjoyable event got us thinking about something >>> similar. We talked about it, but nothing came of it. >>> >>> Fast forward to last December when Hugh, Jim, and myself made a trip to >>> the West Point Inn <http://www.westpointinn.com/>, and had a phenomenal >>> time there celebrating Jacquie Phelan's (and Philip W's!) birthday. An >>> absolute blast. We can't recreate those moments, but we want to have >>> another opportunity back at the Inn with any like minded folks to celebrate >>> life, life on a bicycle, the historical context, in one of the most >>> beautiful storied areas I can imagine. So with Jacquie's help we are >>> hosting a SoCal/NorCal get together in June! >>> >>> We have reserved the entire facility for those two nights, and want to >>> pack in as many people as we can. We hope many of you living in the Bay >>> Area that we don't get to visit can make it! Maybe even some people from >>> out of the area can make it there as well (Looking at you, PDXers)! >>> >>> The costs are very reasonable. For the two nights, it is $2,400. If we >>> can get 30 of us, it will be $80 a person. Throw in another $20-50 for >>> Saturday night dinner and breakfast, and you're looking at a bit less than >>> $150 at most for a unique two night experience in a very special (magical >>> even!) place. I/we hope many of you can come. >>> >>> For those not able to do the whole stay, we are planning on a Saturday >>> ramble of a ride, followed by the above-mentioned dinner. Thinking the >>> Pine Mountain Loop, Repack to Fairfax to the Marin Museum of Bicycling back >>> to the Inn. Plenty of alternative routes if someone doesn't want to do >>> that. Just kind of a cool way to really take advantage of what the area has >>> to offer. So for sure, plan on being there for the ride and dinner! >>> We'll figure out a cost per person for just the dinner, it won't be much. >>> Won't even worry about it if it's just a few people, but hoping to get a >>> decent sized group there. >>> >>> Dinner Friday night is potluck. Sat a.m. breakfast leftovers and >>> communal pancakes or similar. Sat lunch on your own. Sat dinner >>> provided. Sun breakfast leftovers/communal. Pretty low key. We're hoping to >>> have some beer provided, but everyone bring a six pack or bottle of your >>> favorite is a way to do it as well. >>> >>> Sleeping arrangements are somewhere in the range of hostel level. Four >>> to five beds per room. Bring sheets or a bag, clean your own room, do the >>> dishes, sweep the floors arrangement. Not plush, but it ain't camping. >>> >>> Here are my pics from the weekend I was up there: >>> https://www.flickr.com/photos/cyclotourist/albums/72157661872299170 >>> >>> Hugh's thoughts on the subject: >>> http://velocipeedemusings.com/2016/01/13/misty-mountain-celebration-with-a-legend-a-mount-tam-experience/ >>> >>> >>> Logistics to follow. Leaning toward collecting using checks vs. using >>> Paypal. I can just sit on them and cash them all at once. For food >>> budgeting I'd rather go over a bit on individual cost and donate any excess >>> to the Inn (nonprofit) or to Charlie's medical expenses. Will be very >>> transparent, but money is touchy of course. If we can't get to 30 people, >>> the cost per person will go up accordingly. >>> >>> Reminder that the Inn is a hike/bike facility only, and there is no >>> on-site parking for guests (ADA access is available). Closest parking is at >>> the Pantoll campground/day use area, two miles down the trail >>> <https://goo.gl/maps/HqyfKqRCdYk>. I think parking is $8/day there. >>> >>> The only thing we ask is commitment. Nobody is prepared to go back and >>> forth with figuring out refunds, wait lists, things like that. This is a >>> labour of love sort of thing. >>> >>> So who's inn??? >>> >>> >>> >>> -- >>> Cheers, >>> David >>> >>> Member, Supreme Council of Cyberspace >>> >>> "it isn't a contest. Just enjoy the ride." - Seth Vidal >>> >>> >>> >>> -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "RBW Owners Bunch" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to rbw-owners-bunch+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. 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