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Join us for our last three wheeling events of the season:
Saturday, September 11 - Trail Ride: Meet at the VFW, 8 AM, for a trail ride leaving at 9. Myer's Mayhem will be run and
there may be one other trail, TBD. There will be no breakfast served at the VFW that morning.
Saturday, September 25 - Annual General Meeting, Board Meeting, and Ma Earth Trail Ride: Meet at the VFW at 7 AM. Breakfast will be served. At 8 AM the Annual General Meeting, open to all members, will be held followed by a short Board meeting. Trails will leave at 10 AM. Trails to be run are TBD. Please try to attend and vote for the 2011 Board members. This is also an opportunity to voice your opinions and suggestions for improving your club.
Saturday, October 23 - Annual General Meeting, Board Meeting, and Ma Earth Trail Ride: Meet at the VFW, 7 AM for breakfast, followed by a “Road Run” at 9 AM. Based on limited trail availability this time of year, this event may be a scenic drive through Pike County. Check the website for additional details closer to the date. At 6 PM there will be a Board meeting at the VFW where the 2011 events will be planned. Members are always welcome for this planning meeting.
Photos and articles from the Blast are
here.
The August newsletter is now online
here.
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TRJC's
4x4 Safari voted one of the "25 of This Year's
Best Events" by Four Wheeler Magazine
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The December 2008
issue of Four Wheeler has a list of the 25 most "awesome events and trails" in the US. TRJC's
Illini 4x4 Safari is listed as one of the best. Pick up a copy of the magazine and see who
else we're rated with.
Also - check out
Petersen's 4 Wheel & Offroad magazine, the Feb. 2009 issue, where TRJC is featured in the Club
Spotlight.
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add more.
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