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PROGRESSIVE DINNER RIDE 02/26/11

The Moultonboro Snowmobile Club is planning a Progressive Dinner Trail Ride on Saturday - February 26, 2011.
Anyone wishing to attend should plan to meet at the Club Garage off the Moultonboro Neck Road at 3:00PM that day.
Brian Hall and Steve Janaitis will be leading the group so no one will be left behind. There will be 3 stops with directions below:

First stop: The home of Mary-Ann & Steve Schmidt, 66 Lake Shore Drive, Moultonboro; Mary-Ann's cell# 651-8951
Appetizers will be provided by Kathy & Eric Ervin and Soup provided by the Schmidt's

Second stop: The home of Randy Doerr, 20 Sandy Shores Road, Melvin Village; 544-2029
Main course will be provided by Randy & Jane Thurston
Anyone driving: 1st named street after Pinecone Restaurant, tan house with white door. Lights will be on.

Third stop: The home of Brian Hall, 9 Spinnaker Lane (off Far Echo Road), Moultonboro; Cell# 608-6178 (3rd house on left)
Dessert & Coffee provided by Brian Hall

Anyone able to help our Hosts the evening of our dinner will be greatly appreciated. Call the individual to make arrangements.
Our sincere thanks to Brian for his efforts to make this a successful event after several winters without snow. This can be a fun and enjoyable experience as many of us know from previous years, so let's get together and have a good turn out.

See you Saturday - Feb. 26th, at 3PM. Cheryl Ann Higgins

[smallengineguy]

That is a cool idea!! We've done progressive dinners before, but never on sleds!

[Skip]

That is a pretty cool ride George!

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smallengineguy, on 16 February 2011 - 07:35 PM, said:

That is a cool idea!! We've done progressive dinners before, but never on sleds!

Fortunately our Trails system with in Moultonboro makes it work. There is either access by land trails or by the Lake. We do have some members that "drive" to the various locations. We have had as many as 40 sleds show up for the ride.

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Skip, on 16 February 2011 - 07:51 PM, said:

That is a pretty cool ride George!

It is a lot of fun and a great ride especially at night. With the right people guiding the ride it is most enjoyable.

We actually had a fourth stop planned but after looking at the logistics (travel time) we combined two of the stops. We were looking to go from our Garage east on Corridor 15 to Coe Hill Rd. That's at the end of where MSC stops grooming and Meredith takes over, then turn around and head to Melvin Village for the Second stop.

This may have made for too long a ride between points.

We are looking for a large turn out this years.