It's a crapshoot. . . but then again, so is life.
Get out and enjoy!

 

If it was in Oswego it wouldnt be uncovered by spring. 10+ ft, WOW.

 

Rick, I'm also thinking about the Kojote event in April. My issue is that Uncle Sam and several states extended tax day until April 17 this year. I guess that I could always just file extensions and prepare the returns after the event.

I'm also concerned about the weather. I can't imagine trailering up or down the hill near the falls in snow or ice.

Steve

 

Steve, f*** the falls, think about the commute up the Pa. TP. Your bound to hit rain, sleet, snow passing through Pocono mountains.

 

Steve, f*** the falls, think about the commute up the Pa. TP. Your bound to hit rain, sleet, snow passing through Pocono mountains.

Bull, Rain and sleet...please. You haven't had half the fun until you are one of the last cars on Rt. 81 N after they shut it down, in 10 inches of snow, white out conditions, snow coming at you horizontaly, head lights at night turned off because you can see better, then climbing the mountains on Rt.5-20 W with the passenger side window down looking for armco so you knew where you were on the road. Now that is some fun A.

Steve, you want to look into the Allegheny May event with a lapping day on Friday for advanced drivers.

Did I mention we have mountain biked over ice in June just north of lake seneca. WGI is a crap shoot, but at least the are restaurants a plenty. Beats the hell out of Pocono.

 

that makes staying home and preparing more tax returns for those who always wait until the last minute seem enjoyable.

well, back to more tax returns.


Steve

 

THAT was normal driving when I had a house in the Cascade Mountains of Washington State. I wasn't pointing out extreme conditions...I was commenting on rapidly changing and varying conditions over a three day period.

 

Never mind the elevation changes at the Glen, know only that WG is on the largest of the finger lakes, just downwind of the great lakes......see Mexico, NY.

I ran in an event in May where it was snowing at the boot and raining at turn one. It took only one lap to get me back in the garage drinking coffee.

 

A boiling oil enema on Devil's Island beats the hell out of Pocono, just so everyone has some perspective....

 

85 degrees on the front straight and snow in the boot

Seriously, it is a complete crap shoot, could be eithe of the above

 

What..........Sounds like you don't like the track food either.