[SoCal-Announce] Reminder - Upcoming run schedule

[socal-announce at ttora-socal.com]

	We hope everybody had a safe and enjoyable 4th of July. This email is just
a quick reminder about upcoming events. Please make note of the dates so you
can plan your schedule accordingly.

-+- 2006 Upcoming Runs -+-

July 10-12 - Rubicon
August 18-20 - Big Bear
Sept 8-10 - Poker Run (Dates are tentative)
October 5-7 - Moab, UT
October 7-8 - Off Road Expo
October 21 - Corral Canyon Day Run
November 10-12 - Anza Borrego
December - Joshua Tree (Dates TBA)
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The annual Rubicon run is coming up this week. We have some good
representation this year by SoCal members and staff alike. Thanks for
showing your support and keeping our chapter active.

The next run scheduled after that is our annual Big Bear run. This year's
run is shaping up to be an awesome event. We have talked to several club
sponsors and received donations so that we can hold a raffle. T-shirts have
been ordered and will be available for purchase at the event. Other clubs
are looking to join us and take part in the runs. That means more vehicles,
more runs and lots more fun!

Our staff has plans to run the various trails in Big Bear later this month
to scope out trail conditions. We will post details about the various trails
hopefully by the end of the month. We are working hard to organize multiple
groups by class (stock, mild, hard) to keep the size of all groups small
enough for everybody to enjoy themselves.

Details for the Big Bear run are available here:
http://www.ttora-socal.com/index.php?module=pagemaster&PAGE_user_op=view_pag
e&PAGE_id=22 (watch for URL wrap)

Keep up with the forum discussions about the Big Bear event and roll call
here:
http://www.ttora.com/forum/showthread.php?t=38935 (Event)
http://www.ttora.com/forum/showthread.php?t=39246 (Roll Call)


Additional announcements will be sent out as we get closer to the Big Bear
event. If you have any questions about the run, please post them on the
forums as staff regularly checks those threads.