PHOTOS: New Year's Eve North Georiga Mountain Run
#25
Looking at these pics while listening to various 993 sound clips (and after a few "pop" LOL) was as close to driving as I'll be able to get until the white stuff stops. Thanks for sharing. Nice turnout, a group that size makes for a great day.
#27
Everyone,
"Thanks!" are not necessary...All I did was propose the run...It's the participants that made it such fun...I'm just glad that everyone had a good time.
I was thinking (A dangerous activity I know) that to counterbalance the frigid conditions of the 2007 and 2008 New Year's Eve Runs, we should make this a semi-annual event with a Summer Solstice Run . I believe the 2009 summer solstice is on June 20, which is a Saturday...Not the best time of week for avoiding summer tourists and cyclists, but great driving weather nonetheless.
Maybe the idea will give us something to think/scheme about during the winter months....I also think it's time for a new route or two.
Happy New Year everyone!
Terry
"Thanks!" are not necessary...All I did was propose the run...It's the participants that made it such fun...I'm just glad that everyone had a good time.
I was thinking (A dangerous activity I know) that to counterbalance the frigid conditions of the 2007 and 2008 New Year's Eve Runs, we should make this a semi-annual event with a Summer Solstice Run . I believe the 2009 summer solstice is on June 20, which is a Saturday...Not the best time of week for avoiding summer tourists and cyclists, but great driving weather nonetheless.
Maybe the idea will give us something to think/scheme about during the winter months....I also think it's time for a new route or two.
Happy New Year everyone!
Terry
#28
We started in Dahlonega, which is about 60 miles NNE of the center of Atlanta. Most of the run was in the Chattahoochee National Forest and included Highways 60, 19/129, 180, 75 and a few additional back roads...There are some incredible driving roads spread over the northeastern corner of the state and up into NC and TN.
#29