| Author |
Message |
Posted by:
Tommy
Englett
Thursday, November 07, 2002
05:49 pm |
Hey Ya'll......
(Edited) Sorry.... Guess I Just Panicked...
As someone
suggested.... I got the calender and darts out...
Thanks In
Advance!!!!
(Message edited on November 08, 2002)
Tommy
aka "The Mole"
Member of......
"GWRRA" Since 3/93
"Alabama Highway Riders" (about the same)
"HRCA"
Since 5/96
....Bama Member
"HINES WING GROUP" Since 10/02
96
Pearl Blue Aspencade "The Other Woman"
01 Concours "Ole Mans Sport Bike" |
Posted by:
Joe
Durning
Thursday, November 07, 2002
06:46 pm |
Tommy... I belong to:
1. A Baptist Church.
2. GWRRA.
I'ne NEVER seen where any
committe of five could make a decision on ANYTHING in one day.
And YOU
expect 200 PEOPLE to figure out where to meet in a year... RIGHT NOW????
You're KIDDING, right????? TELL me you're kidding! 
Beautiful downtown Manchester, Jaw-ja. (dont blink, you'll miss
us!)
|
Posted by:
Robin
Perna
Thursday, November 07, 2002
06:56 pm |
Mole..
As I
have been named the coordinator of this group (HWG), along with Linda, I guess I
have some authority here.
Tell your boss that he will know when you know
 .
Because we don't know, yet.
Wish I could just pick a date and say this
is when, but as with anything lots of planing is involved. First step in this
process will be to figure out where, then when.
Rob
 blue
homegrown
trailer |
Posted by:
Robert
Mitchell
Thursday, November 07,
2002
07:28 pm |
How about the weekend
before Wing Ding, Fri. June 27 - Sun. June 29th. The Amana Colonies sounds O.K
or somewhere within a couple days ride of Wing Ding for those that are going.
Heck -- we've never been to OH or WI. That way we could work the whole deal into
one trip!
Anybody up for that?
Greetings from Bob and Shirley Mitchell
Lynnwood,
Washington "The Other Washington."
 |
Posted by:
Greg
Hayden
Thursday, November 07, 2002
08:17 pm |
Next years Hines
Reunion Rally will be somewhere in the middle of the country for all to be able
to get to. As far as when.....let's pull this one off first, then start
hammering our travel coordinators, Robin & Linda. 
Greg from Ohio | | |
Posted by:
Jeff
Kelton
Thursday, November 07, 2002
08:21 pm |
I don't suppose we
could consider this either May or September?
I am in Alaska June,July and
August.
If not,I might just have to ride to Ohio by myself in September!
Jeff
2002 Black GL1800 "The Demon"
Ferndale WA
Havin
a great time!!
|
Posted by:
Tim
Bowman
Thursday, November 07, 2002
09:06 pm |
As for the moment,
I'm heading for the airport in about 3 hours for the red-eye special to the
Hines event.
This is going to be good!!
Tim in Burien, WA
Washington State Chapter "A"
'84
Aspencade & matching trailer
Champaign
22,000.0 original miles (10/14/02) and now climbing at the correct indicated
reading!
Winglet: '82 CM450 Custom w/ 4,500 miles
Member of HINES Wing
Group
website: http://www.geocities.com/tkbowman
Goldwing pictures:
http://groups.msn.com/ClassicWingSIG/1984aspencade.msnw |
Posted by:
Bill
Hines
Thursday, November 07, 2002
09:31 pm |
Tommy:
See you in the
morning. If I don't make it myself there will be someone holding a "TIM BOWMAN"
sign. Get some sleep on the plane cousin.
Oh yeah, you're my cousin on my
dad's side of the family. Use Joe as my dad's brother
God Bless,
Love and Prayers,
Linda} |
Posted by:
Robert
Mitchell
Thursday, November 07,
2002
10:06 pm |
Tommy,
I
tried man! Looks like you are gonna have to get the calendar out and throw a
couple darts -- good luck!
Greetings from Bob and Shirley Mitchell
Lynnwood,
Washington "The Other Washington."
|
Posted by:
Steven
Hatten
Friday, November 08, 2002
12:13 am |
Hey Greg and all the
Hines Wing Group, how about the weekend before Wing Ding, and the Amanas in Iowa
is sorta central, and so is the Savanah, Gelena area of Illinois, great camp
ground there called Mississippi Palisades, good roads, nice and scenic, and
always good food. |
Posted by:
Bill
Thomas
Friday, November 08, 2002
05:49 am |
Iowa and Illinois are
sorta central????
Where did you get that map?
Guess it might depend on
your definition of sorta.
Peddler
'64 BSA Spitfire Hornet - '96 GL1500 SE........
|
Posted by:
Steven
Woodin
Friday, November 08, 2002
06:50 am |
Bill,
From that
hotbed of midwest activity, Des Moines (less han 100 miles west of the Amana
Colonies that Steve Hatten sugested), my map finds these approximate mileages:
Boston 1170
Miami 1320
Dallas 625
Los Angeles 1410
Seattle 1460
Calgary 1160
Toronto 750
Sounds 'sorta' central
to me! |
Posted by:
Steven
Paske
Friday, November 08, 2002
08:30 am |
Maybe not the weekend
before WingDing? Some of us can't take time off so close together.
Steve Paske
 
1984
Aspencade "Animal"
Pearl Saturn Red/Century Brown
|
Posted by:
Mike
Cole
Saturday, November 09, 2002
05:08 pm |
Using Steve Hattens
map I would like to suggest the new center of the country be Orlando, Fl... it's
100 miles from my home...
Mike Cole
New Port Richey, Fl.
'75,'76LTD,'77
& 2001 Gold Wings
GWRRA LIFE MEMBER #6046  |
Posted by:
Robin
Perna
Sunday, November 10, 2002
05:20 pm |
To All concerned,
Linda, Greg and I discussed this at dinner last night. We are thinking
near the end of August. Have to check into a few things and will know more at a
future date.
The time frame is set but not the week yet. Mid to late August.
I sure hope that this will suit most everyone. I know there will be a few no
matter when that will not be able to make it. I wish we could plan it where all
could.
Rob
blue
homegrown
trailer |
Posted by:
Donald
Ferguson
Sunday, November 10, 2002
06:53 pm |
We are all trying to
pick so date for the Hines' reunion - a date that a lot of Wingers can attend -
and somewhere that is central to most of us.
How about this: I noticed
Wing Ding is from July 1 - 4th. Since Monday is the 30th of June and most folks
will be traveling to Wind Ding either that Saturday or Sunday, why not simply
set the reunion up on July 1st. I suspect you'll have a very large crowd of
those that attended the affair and lot of other that simply want to wish Bill
and Linda well.
Don in Ohio
Life member
89 Wing (2 wheeler) 89
Wing MotorTrike
Member - Hines Group 11/09/02 |
Posted by:
Donald
Michael
Monday, November 11, 2002
05:14 am |
Just a little trivia.
The geographical center of the lower 48 states lies outside of Lebanon, Kansas,
in the middle of a hog farm. Therefore, Topeka and Kansas City are a couple of
the more centrally located larger cities.
With our limited vacation
time, we probably wouldn't be able to attend anyway. We'll just be watching for
those "Hines Wing Group" pins wherever we go, and hope to meet as many of you as
possible, one at a time.
Sheri
(Message edited on November 11,
2002)
Don & Sheri Michael
E-mail: wingntrike@goldenwingers.com
www.goldenwingers.com
His: '94 Pearl Atlantis Blue GL1500SE 
Hers: '95 Pearl Royal Magenta GL1500A/MT 
Members of HWG Chapter BR2 |
