Rabble meet-up: Longs Peak/Estes Park

**LitTrog** · 5th September 12, 01:53 PM

I'd like to get the ball rolling on a meet-up for anyone going to the Scottish-Irish festival this weekend. Just to avoid wasting time ping-ponging our collective flexibility on time and place, I'll suggest one and we can go from there:

Clan MacLea/Livingstone tent 2 pm Saturday.

There. If anyone has a schedule conflict with that or a violent antipathy toward Greg, or knows a better geographical center for a gathering, no problem. We can surely figure out something that works for the most people. Let's see how many folks we can get together!

**GMan** · 5th September 12, 03:28 PM

Glad that you got the ball rolling. Now talking about Greg........................(taking tongue out of cheek now)

**themacmartin** · 5th September 12, 03:33 PM

Im sorry Im going to miss that. Its always a great games.

**okiwen** · 5th September 12, 04:49 PM

I am in Estes Park this very moment. Unfortunately I will be leaving early in the am on the 7th. I will get to go to the Tattoo the night of the 6th though. The 1st battalion Marine Corps band just pulled into the lot so I can assume they will be playing at the games.

**LitTrog** · 5th September 12, 05:10 PM

If it means we can get more people to commit, I can promise to stay at least 30 feet away from the assembled group. Frankly, that would be the least oppressive restraining order I've ever had.

**MacMillans son** · 5th September 12, 08:24 PM

Originally Posted by LitTrog

If it means we can get more people to commit, I can promise to stay at least 30 feet away from the assembled group. .

Oh promises schmomises, give me something in writing and I'll commit!

**LitTrog** · 5th September 12, 08:49 PM

Originally Posted by MacMillan's son

give me something in writing and I'll commit!

Okay...

Originally Posted by LitTrog

If it means we can get more people to commit, I can promise to stay at least 30 feet away from the assembled group. Frankly, that would be the least oppressive restraining order I've ever had.

Or is my definition of "writing" as skewed as the rest of my being? A pox on ye, you Nor-Cal interloper!