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07-29-2007, 11:45 AM
I'm looking for one (or more) fellow tour enthusiasts.
It has become obvious that the tours that we have organized this year have quickly become popular - popular to the point that they're starting to max-out the size that a single group can easily be guided. I would hate to limit the number of participants, or require pre-registration, so in order to prevent having to do so I'm looking for one or more like-minded individuals (with a navigator) to help-out when needed on tours.
What would be involved? Well, being able to step in to guide a group when the number of attendees exceeds 30-35 cars.
What are the requirements? i) a navigator - you cannot do this alone. ii) a good map, and/or GPS helps. iii) being familiar with the route in advance of the tour date. I usually do a dry run at least once before the run date in order to ensure that the roads are still open and be familar with the roads a little better.
How often? We will probably do 4 or 5 drives between April and November - typically every 6 weeks or so. The date is usually governed by ensuring that there are no conflicts with other events on the RTR calendar for that day and how much time I have to pull a new route together and test it.
If you're interested drop me a PM and we can talk. As you can see from the postings associated with previous events this year we have had a lot of fun and drawn a good group of cars and people together.
It has become obvious that the tours that we have organized this year have quickly become popular - popular to the point that they're starting to max-out the size that a single group can easily be guided. I would hate to limit the number of participants, or require pre-registration, so in order to prevent having to do so I'm looking for one or more like-minded individuals (with a navigator) to help-out when needed on tours.
What would be involved? Well, being able to step in to guide a group when the number of attendees exceeds 30-35 cars.
What are the requirements? i) a navigator - you cannot do this alone. ii) a good map, and/or GPS helps. iii) being familiar with the route in advance of the tour date. I usually do a dry run at least once before the run date in order to ensure that the roads are still open and be familar with the roads a little better.
How often? We will probably do 4 or 5 drives between April and November - typically every 6 weeks or so. The date is usually governed by ensuring that there are no conflicts with other events on the RTR calendar for that day and how much time I have to pull a new route together and test it.
If you're interested drop me a PM and we can talk. As you can see from the postings associated with previous events this year we have had a lot of fun and drawn a good group of cars and people together.
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