PA Hillclimb

Rich Rock wrote: And with all the houses that now line what would be the remainder of the return route, well,I don't see it happening.

Rich Rock

FWIW, most if not all of those houses on Angora Rd were there in the '70s or even before...

The back road leading to the firetower from Angora Road has been cleared of debris and will be open for the weekend. You can drive a motorhome up and down this road, and I could drive my TVR on it, it's in that good shape. Rich Rock If I'm understanding correctly, this was the old return road, righ...

Oh...my...gawd...

Now i know why Jen wants experienced corner workers!

JOE!

Slightly off topic, but glad you're feeling better!

Mel

wolf44 wrote:it is a month before the event.

One fish per day for a month before the event?

FV195 wrote:I think it is there for people with street cars bombing up the hill fri night.

Memo to Sue: Your secret is safe with me. What happened at Rose Valley would normally stay in Rose Valley. And this year is really no exception.

Mary Anne Fieux wrote:Boys, boys, boys, you must not lose the spirit of "carpe diem" and become old men too fast!

Carpe diem...isn't that "one fish per day"?

dspgti wrote:Does PHA or SCCA still have the disqualification rule about getting a ticket driving the course before the event still stand?
Dave Y

Dave, Dave, Dave...


SHHHHHHHHHHHHH! I'm still under "double-secret probation" for Camp Shand in 1973!

(Smith was a bad influence...)

Well, I still have the hood from the GTI I rolled at DHC in'99.

Joe Foering wrote:Unless there is some teutonic blood in there somewhere.

But wouldn't the tank tracks tear up the road?

Especially after how hard it is to get Duryea and Weatherly repaved!

Mwilson wrote:First I could see a potential safety issue for the person working the chock.

(Mel... must...resist...smartass...comments...)

Also:

A rolled up/taped up section of rope (as stated above) worked fine at Giants' last year.

Speednation wrote: You could always name the "best overall" award for one of our former hillclimbers [...]

This would of course be awarded to the corner worker who wears the cleanest set of "worker whites"...

Rich - big enough to swim in? I just remember a tiny little trickle that the drunks kept falling into. Come on NEPA, how about a hillclimb that ends at Harvey's Lake? If Danny Meeker was still alive, he could set us up! Brynfann Tydynn (sp?) as a track event? OR: The old Berwick tank test track (Su...

Rich Sweigart wrote:Dead hillclimb with creek?

Answer: Pine Grove

Well, there's always Hershey and its proximity to the Swatara Creek, but HE&RCO has GPS on my butt so that's out of the question, unless you want them to show up with riot gear and cattle prods and/or a bill based on $100 per person/minute...

Ron: This was discussed back on the "Undeclared" thread; (Dave Yeager posted this awhile back) ["]Sometimes you just have to live by the rules. "Exhibition" was a stretch of the rules of SOLO I. It was not really following the guide lines and went away with the Time Trial ru...

Mr2 wrote:It looks narrow, fast, and long; kinda like 3 Hershey's.

More like 10...

You might also inquire about the road surface, it might not be as smooth as what we're used to...

I believe Sue Saltsburg and Dave Arron have run Ascutney.

What happens in Savannah, STAYS in Savannah?

So, if we are to understand you correctly, everything that happens at BMR meetings is classified?

Mwilson wrote: The SVVSCC does not know, nor can explain, the business changes that brought about this decision. We can only accept their decision and move on.

All it takes is for someone at either HE&RCO and/or The Hershey Trust to wake up on the wrong side of the bed in the morning.