No Frills Rides

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Concerning no frills rides, yes, I would gladly go to a ride that is no
frills. I have no problems with no food served, cheap awards, etc, as
long as it's posted clearly in the ride flyer. For cheaper entry fee, I
will bring my own food, and we all know that most of the time it would be
cheaper to go and buy a T-shirt than it is to travel to a ride, pay an
entry fee, etc, etc, so the award is not the issue with me. As long as the
trail is well-marked, and the people are friendly and hospitable, then I
will be there if at all possible.
I have attended rides that were the high end of our costs in the SE
region, and the food was horrible, the prizes were ho-hum, and still I
paid the entry fee and had fun, so I guess it's all relative to how badly
you want to go to a ride!! In the SE, we don't generally have the option
of picking a ride on a given weekend. Sometimes there are no rides on a
weekend, and sometimes there are two on the same weekend. I generally
pick the one that's the closest to me, and go and have fun. Lately, I try
to pick the one that needs the most help. How's that for how to pick the
ride you attend? hehehe

APPY TRAILS

SAMM C. BARTEE
Auburn, Al. SE Region
with
SIR REVEL--1305 miles and........!!!
B JETS WAR EAGLE--endurance wannabe

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