Sigh....

 

hay guys that was an amazing cruse, i wish i could go to sleep and when i wake up it would already be next year. thanks for puting on such a great event ill definatly be coming next year. heres a pic just for every one to see.

 

Seen you guys on hwy 6 just before durham heading south from Owen Sound, I was heading back to my friends cottage.

Nice to see the rx7's and rx4 out in attendance. Didn't see an FD though, just one grey rx8 that WOT'd as soon as we passed to catch up to the first group, def had an intake.

I was in a buddies lowered 98' SI silver civic on grey 5 spoke wheels if anyone seen,

 

774kms later i'm back! THANKS to the BCM team for their hospitality. Now where's the rest of the pics?

 

Shots from today

 

I've got a couple taken with my phone I'd be happy to e-mail out. Just pm me your e-mail. Nothing too special, just the cars at Bass' place, and some beach pics. Once again nothing too special. I really would like to see the video

 

This is an asstounding shot

 

Really? I didn't notice that at all.. where is this video?

 

Thanks Bass, had a great time with a good bunch of guys. My only problem with whole event was the tequila hangover the next morning for the drive home. The haze is just burning off today!

Footman I grabbed your chairs, thank god Margaret called me early enough so I'd remember in the morning.

 

Great event guys. a big thanks to Bass and everyone else who donated food and everything else! Can't wait to do it again next year

 

This was my first time at the Bruce County Meet. Best Time Ever!!

Success is in the planning:
Pre-printed flyers with info about the scheduled events.
Contacts and addresses for who, when and where.
Food. Place to stay.
Goodie bags at the beginning with appropriate supplies.
Door Prizes galore at the end of the event...(don't bail early).
Rotory talk all day and night.

Big thanks to the Bruce County Rotorheads.
Well done guys. Pat yourselves on the back.

Especially BASS who shared his house and was the caravan leader.
The route and stops were again, well organized and controlled.

I'll be back!!

 

Glad to hear all of the awesome comments and see some of the pictures. The weekend went so smoothly that no one was awarded the breakdown prize I put together. Oh well, in the end all that we care about is that everyone has a great time. Thanks to everyone who showed up and participated. It makes all the hard work and planning worth it in the end.

 

The black FB was sitting at the bottom as we came down. And the passenger was filming (sorry don't remember names). and before I left I asked them to post it up somewhere for us to see. we'll just have to wait I guess.

 

The camera belongs to Bass, it's not digital and only has RCA output so it may take some time to get it onto the computer but it will make it on sometime...

 

ahh....it'll give us the time to forget, and then a pleasant memory

 

Here are some of my pictures...

 

Almost all generations were represented...except one?

 

This is my personal favorite, simply because we are zipping down the highway and I've got one hand on the wheel and the other is out the sunroof, holding on to the camera backwards taking a shot of the trail behind me, while following an even longer parade ahead of me as we go through the twisties. Good Times!!

 

Well, I've managed to catch up on my sleep again.

Our fifth annual BCM went very well this year thanks to all of the hard work by the Grey-Bruce Rotorheads. But none of it would have been possible without the enthusiastic turnout of our participants. Thanks so much for a trouble-free and enjoyable three-day gathering. And thanks to our sponsors for such great door prizes.

Our 16 car convoy traveled the back-roads over the Escarpment and past the coastlines of Grey-Bruce counties without incident. Well...except for some troublesome sand at a certain intersection at the beach. We got some great looks and comments from both pedestrians and other drivers. One guy even exclaimed "I really like your Porches!" Yeah well, you can't teach them all.

Our third day of the BCM took us back through the coastal portion of our cruise to some very beautiful, sunny sights (aka asstounding). We also managed to find a rather pleasant way around the one small section of road construction that day. It figures that the one part of the coastal cruise that offered the best vantage point for a group drive-by film shot was the same part under construction. It seems that Murphy is always at work.

I hope to finish up and post the video in the next few weeks. In the meantime, keep those pictures coming!

 

I decided to leave my camera on the back of the SA and drive off... I normally grab as many photos as I can but I was only able to get four before the tragic accident of the Olympus....

 

That picture of Footman's Rx-8, John's FC, and my FC could be a poster for Mazda. Too bad the Olympus died the horrific death it did. The old girl took some nice pictures.

 

Thanks again for the weekend guys, did a great job with the route, gifts and the food was awesome!

Prizes were wicked too, I'm glad I didn't recieve the street racing trophy though LOL

 

The weekend was awsome and I had a really good time. Thanks for all the hospitality and I really wish I was able to stay for that steak dinner, hopefully next year. Thanks again guys.

 

OMG I want that Steak it was sooo good last year FML

 

Hi guys, I just checked the forum and see that I missed the GBM (again). Looks like you had a great turn out and a good time. Looking at the pics I see you toured just past my cottage in Port Elgin. Maybe next year. Anybody showing at the Pumpkinfest show in October?