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Hey all! Each year, early in May, Mrs Troll and I put on a little ride that's become known as the Troll Trek. It's usually about 2-3 hours, starts in Greenfield (Ma) and ends at our place in Shelburne for a cook out. There is no charge for this ride, although the can is always out for those who feel moved to chip in with the expenses. Normally we have burgers,dogs, and chicken...along with assorted salads, desserts, etc. We do not provide any alcohol, but there are other beverages. There is no purpose for this ride other than getting out there once it gets decent enough and taking a ride through some pretty scenic areas (usually western Mass/southern Vt) and enjoying some good times. We're not sponsoring any cause or trying to raise money for anything. Just for fun springtime break out fun ride. We're not even sure we can pull it off this year due to the wonderful financial situation we all enjoy these days, but we're gonna try. So, if you're interested, please send me a msg and let me know! Last year several folks from HDF joined us and I think they all had fun. Hope to hear from you! More details if/when we can firm things up...
Thanks to all
Troll
Last edited by Ugly Troll; Jan 7, 2010 at 05:58 PM.
Hey all! Each year, early in May, Mrs Troll and I put on a little ride that's become known as the Troll Trek. It's usually about 2-3 hours, starts in Greenfield (Ma) and ends at our place in Shelburne for a cook out. There is no charge for this ride, although the can is always out for those who feel moved to chip in with the expenses. Normally we have burgers,dogs, and chicken...along with assorted salads, desserts, etc. We do not provide any alcohol, but there are other beverages. There is no purpose for this ride other than getting out there once it gets decent enough and taking a ride through some pretty scenic areas (usually western Mass/southern Vt) and enjoying some good times. We're not sponsoring any cause or trying to raise money for anything. Just for fun springtime break out fun ride. We're not even sure we can pull it off this year due to the wonderful financial situation we all enjoy these days, but we're gonna try. So, if you're interested, please send me a msg and let me know! Last year several folks from HDF joined us and I think they all had fun. Hope to hear from you! More details if/when we can firm things up...
Thanks to all
Troll
Kev, I'll put the word out amongst my friends/family.
For anyone looking for a great ride, some great friendships, and some incredible food...mark your calendar for this ride! I went last year when I was home for vacation from Iraq and we had an incredible time, even though the weather wasn't the best.
Sounds great! I'd go on the ride but I'm a little ways away. Been out to Berksires several times, and kinda favor the Pittsfield area. It just has a little too much moisture for me, as in snow and rain, but it sure is pretty there.
Hey Jake! Look forward to seeing you again! As usual just let us know how many so we can plan accordingly! Hopefullu, Perch and Catfish can make it again, and again, anyone interested in coming along is welcome! We just need to know so we have enough for everyone.
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