NE Fall Tour, Kanc Run II, or New England Craziness

["James M. Dean" <aes@mhv.net>]

Hey guys,

Have you looked out you window lately. Since we've had very little rain
fall this year, some trees her in the southern Dutchess area is already
changing/losing leaves. The colors are suppose to be very early this
year. Depending on where your trip is planned, you may want to consider
late September to early October.

I would be interested in this tour as well and a stop over for
Lunch/dinner sounds like a grest idea. The lunch/dinner thing gives
everyone a chance to meet and discuss our favorite
subject..............A-u-u-u-udi's. 


Phil Rose/Osman Parvez wrote:

> Date: Tue, 1 Sep 1998 18:22:00 -0400
> From: Phil Rose <pjrose@servtech.com>
> Subject: re: NE Fall Tour, Kanc Run II, or New England Craziness
> 
> >Date: Tue, 1 Sep 1998 00:47:56 -0700
> >From: "Osman Parvez" <oparvez1@nycap.rr.com>
> >Subject: NE Fall Tour, Kanc Run II, or New England Craziness
> >
> >Hi Folks,
> >    Paul Royal brought up the subject of a Fall foliage tour a while back
> >but I haven't heard anything in a while. I was wondering if there is still
> >sufficient interest in this, and if so that we start the planning now so
> >people can make time to schedule the event on their calendars.
> >    Of course, we will eventually need a central organizer so that we can
> >take this off list. I believe Paul may have taken this role for the fabled
> >Kanc run. Therefore I nominate him to do so again.. ;)
> >    Anyway, I believe he mentioned something along the lines of a more
> >sophisticated version of the Kanc run involving a reservation for a meal
> >along the way. However, I would be satisfied with a simple Kanc Run II. I
> >would suggest sometime in mid-late October or perhaps early Novermber for
> >the event, most definately on a Saturday.
> >     P.S. I'm a little behind in my responses (started school) so give me a
> >bit longer to get back to you than normal. However, I'm very gung-ho for
> >the event and would be happy to offer my assistance in organizing it. Any
> >thoughts?
> >
> >Osman Parvez
> >Albany, NY
> 
> I'd be interested in coming over from western NY to join in. But if the
> object is to time the Tour for viewing Fall foliage (nice idea, IMO), then
> scheduling in early November might miss a lot (most?) of color. At least
> that tends to be the case in these here parts. Even mid-October could be
> late for Adirondack color, but perhaps the New England mountains lag us a
> bit (?).
> 
> Phil
> 
> Phil Rose                               Rochester, NY
> '89 100 (For Sale, 111K, automatic)
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> 

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