SpyderAnn01
Active member
We just got home this afternoon from Eureka, CA and Spyders in the Redwoods. We had a great time there but it was mostly all work and very little play for Joe and I. I'm not complaining, in fact I'm very pleased with the amount of work we did.
The weather there is quite odd, cold and foggy. Marine Layer is what they call it. Cold and foggy is what I call it. I can think of two businesses that would be huge failures there, sunglasses stores and air conditioning sales or service. :roflblack: Again I'm not complaining, it sure beats working in 100 + heat.
The event was held at the Red Lion Hotel and they did a great job and it was nice to have everything in one location. In fact my Spyder only went as far as the parking lot and it didn't move until we left to go home.
We saw some of the big redwood trees on our way in to Eureka but unfortunately we didn't get to ride the Avenue of the Giants to see the rest of them. Everyone who went on the group rides said they were great.
We saw old friends and made some new ones too which is the best part of being a spyderlover. Thanks to all of the event organizers you did a great job.
The weather there is quite odd, cold and foggy. Marine Layer is what they call it. Cold and foggy is what I call it. I can think of two businesses that would be huge failures there, sunglasses stores and air conditioning sales or service. :roflblack: Again I'm not complaining, it sure beats working in 100 + heat.
The event was held at the Red Lion Hotel and they did a great job and it was nice to have everything in one location. In fact my Spyder only went as far as the parking lot and it didn't move until we left to go home.
We saw some of the big redwood trees on our way in to Eureka but unfortunately we didn't get to ride the Avenue of the Giants to see the rest of them. Everyone who went on the group rides said they were great.
We saw old friends and made some new ones too which is the best part of being a spyderlover. Thanks to all of the event organizers you did a great job.