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---------------EDITED MARCH 5TH, 2004-----------------------
Okay folks! We have a meeting place and time:
Gordon Biersch Parking lot (Brew Pub in Mission Valley Center shopping area)
5010 Mission Ctr. Rd.
San Diego, CA 92108
Meet at 11am, Sunday March 28th.
We'll also be stopping at the The last of the details:
we'll make a stop at the intersection of 67 and Archie Moore to pick up any folks who want to join us mid-route. We're shooting to be there around 12:30... If you've got FRS radios with sub-channels, we'll be on channel 7 subchannel 21.
See you there!
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I just wanted to give a heads-up for the next planned Shakespeare run. We're going to get together informally for a run and Trivia Night at Shakespeare's Pub on Sunday, March 28th.
Trivia Night is always on the last Sunday of the month. It starts at 7pm and usually runs until about 9:00pm. There are first and second prizes for the group with the most correct answers. The questions are often taken from Trivial Pursuit, with some of them having a British theme. Teams consist of no more than 6 players, so if we have a lot of people, we'll have to split up for teams.
The plan is to have a fun drive in East County, then get to the pub by 5ish so we can find parking. (Parking, and seating, is scarce after 5:30). Then we'll have dinner and hang out at the pub until the Trivia starts. For those non-San Diegans, this becomes a late night on a Sunday, so if you're planning to stay for Trivia, be prepared!
We haven't solidified plans yet. As soon as we have a route, we'll post it here and elsewhere. We'll also probably ask for an RSVP just to get an idea of the number of folks who are interested.
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Okay folks! We have a meeting place and time:
Gordon Biersch Parking lot (Brew Pub in Mission Valley Center shopping area)
5010 Mission Ctr. Rd.
San Diego, CA 92108
Meet at 11am, Sunday March 28th.
We'll also be stopping at the The last of the details:
we'll make a stop at the intersection of 67 and Archie Moore to pick up any folks who want to join us mid-route. We're shooting to be there around 12:30... If you've got FRS radios with sub-channels, we'll be on channel 7 subchannel 21.
See you there!
---------------END OF EDIT-----------------------
I just wanted to give a heads-up for the next planned Shakespeare run. We're going to get together informally for a run and Trivia Night at Shakespeare's Pub on Sunday, March 28th.
Trivia Night is always on the last Sunday of the month. It starts at 7pm and usually runs until about 9:00pm. There are first and second prizes for the group with the most correct answers. The questions are often taken from Trivial Pursuit, with some of them having a British theme. Teams consist of no more than 6 players, so if we have a lot of people, we'll have to split up for teams.
The plan is to have a fun drive in East County, then get to the pub by 5ish so we can find parking. (Parking, and seating, is scarce after 5:30). Then we'll have dinner and hang out at the pub until the Trivia starts. For those non-San Diegans, this becomes a late night on a Sunday, so if you're planning to stay for Trivia, be prepared!
We haven't solidified plans yet. As soon as we have a route, we'll post it here and elsewhere. We'll also probably ask for an RSVP just to get an idea of the number of folks who are interested.
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02-16-2004, 01:40 AM
what roads are being considered through east county?
my girlfriend and i might be interested in going. we tried to go to quiz night once but couldn't get a table. this sounds like fun.
my girlfriend is the one with the mini, and i wanted to follow in my wrx, but she wants me to ride with her. oh well.
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my girlfriend and i might be interested in going. we tried to go to quiz night once but couldn't get a table. this sounds like fun.
my girlfriend is the one with the mini, and i wanted to follow in my wrx, but she wants me to ride with her. oh well.
patrick
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what roads are being considered through east county?
my girlfriend and i might be interested in going. we tried to go to quiz night once but couldn't get a table. this sounds like fun.
my girlfriend is the one with the mini, and i wanted to follow in my wrx, but she wants me to ride with her. oh well.
patrick
my girlfriend and i might be interested in going. we tried to go to quiz night once but couldn't get a table. this sounds like fun.
my girlfriend is the one with the mini, and i wanted to follow in my wrx, but she wants me to ride with her. oh well.
patrick
Welcome! I'm not sure of the route yet; Vanwall, who picked the last route, is doing it again this time. He assures me he'll have it done this week. This is from the previous Shakespeare Run in September:
"The Game's Afoot!"
We happy few will hit the road at 12:00 Noon, and sharpish!
"Better three hours too soon than a minute late."
We'll be traveling out Interstate 8 to the HWY 79 north, and then to the Sunrise Highway east exit to Mt Laguna. "Something wicked this way comes!"
Remember, the peelers are out in force lately, so Casey Jones, watch your speed! "The first thing we do let's kill all the lawyers!"
From there, we will head back south toward Old Highway 80, the original road from the east to San Diego, where we will go left (east). "It is the East, and Juliet is the sun!"
We will follow it east as it paralells Interstate 8 until we get to Manzanita, where we will turn RT onto HWY 94. This way we will have a Southern Route, something we haven't done lately. "I am but mad north-northwest: when the wind is southerly I know a hawk from a handsaw"
We stay on 94 until we get into town, and then we'll take Interstate 5 north into town, and thence to: (certainly not "Get thee to a Nunnery!"
Shakespeare Pub & Grille
3701 India St.
San Diego, CA 92103
619-299-0230
Final details of the Shakespeare's Pub Trivia Time will be handed out at the Starting point. ??? "Very like a Whale."???
As for those who miss the run:
"And gentlemen in England, now abed,
Shall think themselves accursed they were not here;
And hold their manhoods cheap whiles any speaks
That fought with us upon Saint Crispin's day!"
We happy few will hit the road at 12:00 Noon, and sharpish!
"Better three hours too soon than a minute late."
We'll be traveling out Interstate 8 to the HWY 79 north, and then to the Sunrise Highway east exit to Mt Laguna. "Something wicked this way comes!"
Remember, the peelers are out in force lately, so Casey Jones, watch your speed! "The first thing we do let's kill all the lawyers!"
From there, we will head back south toward Old Highway 80, the original road from the east to San Diego, where we will go left (east). "It is the East, and Juliet is the sun!"
We will follow it east as it paralells Interstate 8 until we get to Manzanita, where we will turn RT onto HWY 94. This way we will have a Southern Route, something we haven't done lately. "I am but mad north-northwest: when the wind is southerly I know a hawk from a handsaw"
We stay on 94 until we get into town, and then we'll take Interstate 5 north into town, and thence to: (certainly not "Get thee to a Nunnery!"
Shakespeare Pub & Grille
3701 India St.
San Diego, CA 92103
619-299-0230
Final details of the Shakespeare's Pub Trivia Time will be handed out at the Starting point. ??? "Very like a Whale."???
As for those who miss the run:
"And gentlemen in England, now abed,
Shall think themselves accursed they were not here;
And hold their manhoods cheap whiles any speaks
That fought with us upon Saint Crispin's day!"
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>>Where's the starting point???
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Bud, if you read the post carefully you'd have figured out that the directions are quoted from the PREVIOUS Shakespeare Run. The starting point has been deleted intentionally so people don't go to the wrong place.
The specifics for the upcoming event haven't been posted yet. When they're finalized, they'll be posted here.
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Bud, if you read the post carefully you'd have figured out that the directions are quoted from the PREVIOUS Shakespeare Run. The starting point has been deleted intentionally so people don't go to the wrong place.
The specifics for the upcoming event haven't been posted yet. When they're finalized, they'll be posted here.
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speedracer, most likely the meeting time will be noon; that leaves us plenty of time to enjoy the twisties before getting to the pub. Vanwall is working out the route, and I really have no idea where he's going to take us this time so check back a few days before the run to verify when and where we're meeting.
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02-18-2004, 03:27 PM
the girlfriend's name is kari. :smile: i really want to do this and would love to get out there with my wrx. however, kari's never done any high speed twisty runs and probably wouldn't want to go all that fast... she wants me to ride with her. do you guys take this run fast? like... what is your range of speeds through highway 79? i'm semi-familiar with that road from a couple trips to julian.
if she doesn't feel like a full day of driving... we'd probably just like to meet up with you guys somewhere on the 94 for quiz night (if you take the 94 again). it comes within a couple miles of my house. i've been meaning to pick up a pair of radios... i've got a $25 gift certificate to best buy and could pick up some 2 mile range ones for about 30. is a 2 mile range adequate for things like this and just casual use?
which of these radios would you reccomend? (no more than $40 or $50)
if she doesn't feel like a full day of driving... we'd probably just like to meet up with you guys somewhere on the 94 for quiz night (if you take the 94 again). it comes within a couple miles of my house. i've been meaning to pick up a pair of radios... i've got a $25 gift certificate to best buy and could pick up some 2 mile range ones for about 30. is a 2 mile range adequate for things like this and just casual use?
which of these radios would you reccomend? (no more than $40 or $50)
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Hey Kalani and Kari,
It looks like you'll have some time to practice up on taking those twisties faster. I've just learned that the pub has moved Quiz Night to THIS sunday so as not to interfere with the Academy Awards. Since all three of the planners of this run have other commitments this sunday, we'll have to wait until next month's quiz night, March 28th.
Sometimes we go fast, other times slower. We do try to accomodate everyone by letting the faster drivers go in front. One of the great things about having the radios is that we can keep in touch with those at the end of the line, so if they get stuck behind a red light or something we can all pull over and wait. Also good for checking to make sure they're okay with the general speed...
We usually have drivers of differing abilities on all the drives. You can learn a lot about how the car handles and what it can do by watching the person in front of you.
I looked at the link for radios, and these look good. The Motorola's are pretty popular. Just make sure they support sub-channels before you buy them. We've had folks on runs who's radios don't support sub-channels, and they can hear us, but we can't hear them.
It looks like you'll have some time to practice up on taking those twisties faster. I've just learned that the pub has moved Quiz Night to THIS sunday so as not to interfere with the Academy Awards. Since all three of the planners of this run have other commitments this sunday, we'll have to wait until next month's quiz night, March 28th.
Sometimes we go fast, other times slower. We do try to accomodate everyone by letting the faster drivers go in front. One of the great things about having the radios is that we can keep in touch with those at the end of the line, so if they get stuck behind a red light or something we can all pull over and wait. Also good for checking to make sure they're okay with the general speed...
We usually have drivers of differing abilities on all the drives. You can learn a lot about how the car handles and what it can do by watching the person in front of you.
I looked at the link for radios, and these look good. The Motorola's are pretty popular. Just make sure they support sub-channels before you buy them. We've had folks on runs who's radios don't support sub-channels, and they can hear us, but we can't hear them.
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2 mile range is okay, but 5 mile range is much better!
If you look at a large picture of the radios on Motorola's site, you can see that they have subchannels; look at the large number and next to it on the right is a smaller number - that's the subchannel. It also mentions 'subcodes' in the description, which could be the same thing.
If you look at a large picture of the radios on Motorola's site, you can see that they have subchannels; look at the large number and next to it on the right is a smaller number - that's the subchannel. It also mentions 'subcodes' in the description, which could be the same thing.
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