7s day in the GTA
#26
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Let's set it to 1 pm at Tim Hortons on Highway 20 and Mud Street in Stoney Creek.
Please put your name down if you plan to come (and if you are bringing guests/copilots):
1. HiWire
Please put your name down if you plan to come (and if you are bringing guests/copilots):
1. HiWire
#30
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You guys are committed – thanks for scouting the route and suggesting the meetup locations.
#32
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I prefer 8 am as well.
#35
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See you tomorrow!
8 am at Tim Hortons on Highway 20 (Upper Centennial Parkway) and Mud Street in Stoney Creek.
8 am at Tim Hortons on Highway 20 (Upper Centennial Parkway) and Mud Street in Stoney Creek.
Last edited by HiWire; 07-06-19 at 06:45 PM.
#38
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Guys - we are at Morningstar Mill - will wait for you
#42
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It was a small turnout but the driving was fantastic – the Niagara cruise route is strongly recommended if you like twisties, winding roads, and beautiful scenery – there was also a fun tunnel run. There are a bunch of steep hill sections along the route as well, so it isn't all flatland.
We had a group of 5 cars (4 FDs and one FB) and got accidentally separated partway through the drive, so we'll make sure to get everyone's contact info next time to keep things coordinated. I used a bit less than half a tank for over 5 hours of driving.
Our small group parked in Fort Erie for lunch (we went to Happy Jack's Chinese restaurant across the street) – Mike's red FD had to leave early – the hoods are slightly up for cooling off:
We had a group of 5 cars (4 FDs and one FB) and got accidentally separated partway through the drive, so we'll make sure to get everyone's contact info next time to keep things coordinated. I used a bit less than half a tank for over 5 hours of driving.
Our small group parked in Fort Erie for lunch (we went to Happy Jack's Chinese restaurant across the street) – Mike's red FD had to leave early – the hoods are slightly up for cooling off:
Last edited by HiWire; 07-08-19 at 09:29 AM.
#43
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It was a small turnout but the driving was fantastic – the Niagara cruise route is strongly recommended if you like twisties, winding roads, and beautiful scenery – there was also a fun tunnel run. There are a bunch of steep hill sections along the route as well, so it isn't all flatland.
We had a group of 5 cars (4 FDs and one FB) and got accidentally separated partway through the drive, so we'll make sure to get everyone's contact info next time to keep things coordinated. I used a bit less than half a tank for over 5 hours of driving.
Our small group parked in Fort Erie for lunch (we went to Happy Jack's Chinese restaurant across the street) – Mike's red FD had to leave early – the hoods are slightly up for cooling off:
We had a group of 5 cars (4 FDs and one FB) and got accidentally separated partway through the drive, so we'll make sure to get everyone's contact info next time to keep things coordinated. I used a bit less than half a tank for over 5 hours of driving.
Our small group parked in Fort Erie for lunch (we went to Happy Jack's Chinese restaurant across the street) – Mike's red FD had to leave early – the hoods are slightly up for cooling off:
#44
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Yes, the driving is so good that it is worth doing more than once a year. We could do it backwards for a little change.
#48
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No problem – we'll bring back Hot Import Nights. There are a bunch of evening meets across the GTA all summer long, but few driving events (other than illegal street racing).