Locals have been emailed but just thought I would share this.
The Vancouver Section will be having a smallish ride tomorrow to the Mosquito Bar and Grill. Now although we do have an original air Frame WW2 Mosquito in town, this is not involved. The location in in a small strip mall whose main tenant is well know local bank, that being the South Bank of the Fraser. We will meet there about 2 PM where we will be dined on by the locals. As this has been an interesting year as far as water goes with river level rising and falling several times, and at present being at maximum flow, there appears to be a larger than usual number of the local inhabitants. I have checked and the parking lot and outdoor picnic tables appear to be above water level but that doesn't mean the whole place is dry!
This of course is a BYOR event. Several good repellants are available at local outdoor shops. See you there, wear your leathers, maybe keep your helmet and gloves on and of course boots reaching above the ankles are recommended. Masks of course as although we will limit participants to less than 50 as per the Provincial guidelines, we don't want to be recognized in any videos that go viral.
It is also pot luck so bring a snack and a wine glass
Robert
Should you wish to join see location here.
The Vancouver Section will be having a smallish ride tomorrow to the Mosquito Bar and Grill. Now although we do have an original air Frame WW2 Mosquito in town, this is not involved. The location in in a small strip mall whose main tenant is well know local bank, that being the South Bank of the Fraser. We will meet there about 2 PM where we will be dined on by the locals. As this has been an interesting year as far as water goes with river level rising and falling several times, and at present being at maximum flow, there appears to be a larger than usual number of the local inhabitants. I have checked and the parking lot and outdoor picnic tables appear to be above water level but that doesn't mean the whole place is dry!
This of course is a BYOR event. Several good repellants are available at local outdoor shops. See you there, wear your leathers, maybe keep your helmet and gloves on and of course boots reaching above the ankles are recommended. Masks of course as although we will limit participants to less than 50 as per the Provincial guidelines, we don't want to be recognized in any videos that go viral.
It is also pot luck so bring a snack and a wine glass
Robert
Should you wish to join see location here.
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