For those planning on attending, some of the details

1. Overall info from the announcement -- and who's coming!
2. Location / address
3. Schedule (rough)
4. Projects for the weekend -- add more there, if you have a need or interest
5. Food, beverages, etc.
5. Camping, camper facilities. Need to mention the gorgeous views. wink )
6. Who's coming (quick reference)



The address of the venue is: 40745 Breton Beach Rd, Leonardtown, MD 20650
If you are bringing a trailer (hauler, camper, etc), the driveway entrance could be challenging. It is doable (I've done it with an 18-wheeler), just swing wide and take every inch available to you.



Rough Schedule
as of Thursday, March 28

Friday, 26
0800 -- Arrivals/check in start
Noon -- Lunch

Afternoon
Shop/OR -- Project Work
Ponds/River -- Fishing
Local back roads -- driving tour/Stewart's truck transport

Evening
Dinner -- When and how on the fly.
More project work
Poetry recitation -- Billy Marlow

Saturday 27
All of the above, plus:

Trailering Refresher. Time: Immediately following lunch or as soon as we have a quorum. Learn, or refresh, your skills with Pat Guy who'll walk us through loading, securing and trailering your Stovebolt. Specific topics covered:
-- Chains & straps (learn different grades, sizes, damage/wear recognition, proper maintenence & employment)
-- Chain Load Binders (rachet versus "Boomers" each have their place)
-- Load placement: why it matters.
-- Tie down techniques: DOT requirements aren't just to aggravate us.
-- More!

Whether or not you've trailered for years or not, you'll likely learn a lot from Pat.

Sunday 28
Morning -- Wrap ups, departures
Lunch
Rest of wrap ups and departures.
Shop/OR clean up
Camp site clean up

For those interested, the Leonardtown Spring Fling "Car" Show is Sunday (28th) 8am - 4pm. A few heading that way. The BW ATHS group will be there, on one of the side streets.

All vestiges of ODSS must be removed from venue by 1700.

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Last edited by Peggy M; 05/14/2024 5:02 PM. Reason: Added time for Pat's class on Saturday

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