It is a joy to travel to Carmine for the first ride of the season. I can personally count 25 people who attended and we had beautiful weather. This was the 16th Annual Carmine Ride hosted by James and Jane Press.
James and Jane Press in their Pecan Grove B&B kitchen.
On Friday, March 9, 10 scooters took off to wander the surrounding area of Carmine.
Larry Freeze, Frank Turbeville,John Allbright, David Pickett, Richard Kesselus, Diane and Richard Simpson, Don Reed, Paul Kruska, Johnny Pearce, James Press, and Martin Stafford.
The ladies had a fantastic tour of the Painted Churches in the area.
Ann Reed, Jane Press, Mary Kruska, Joyce Pearce, and Karen PickettThe guys saw historical sites also. This is the Independence General Store built in the early 1900s.
Saturday was another busy day.
Board of Directors met at 7:00am to make more plans for the 2023 State Meet in Snyder plus hear the financial report. Your officers look forward to keeping the club continuing.Part of the delicious breakfast provided by James and Jane Press.On the left is Jim Press, James and Jane Press’ son who spent the day driving the chase vehicle. On Friday, Jerry Krenek drove the chase for the ride. Thank you to these who provided and followed the scooters. Sharing meals is another great part of the meet
Saturday morning after breakfast, 11 scooters took off for a day of riding plus a car show. There were some smiling, satisfied guys when they got back that afternoon.
JJ Mooney posing for the camera before the Sat. RideSafety meeting reminding everyone to watch the road and the other vehicles.James Press, leader of the pack.Frank Turbeville and Larry Freeze preparing to ride.
More details will be provided in the July newsletter.
The next event is Water Valley, Ride to Eat. April 21 and 22, 2023. Call Raymond Love (806)759-8870.
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